Ministry Matters - Onward and outward | What does it mean to be "Wesleyan rooted"?

Shouldn't we live out our calling to be the church in the homes of the people in our neighborhood? Onward and outward by Bishop Stefan Zürcher   In Jesus's final words to his disciples, it’s fair to say that the key word is: “Go.”   “Go to the people, go to their villages and cities, go to the squares and into their homes, go to where people are and live, where they work and spend their leisure time, where they live their relationships and recover... Go, spend time and share a piece of life with them! Go and seek together with people ways in which we can live the faith together, here and now, credibly, contagiously and relevantly.” Read here

How can we imagine Wesleyan identity for a new age? What does it mean to be "Wesleyan rooted"? by Paul Chilcote   Wesleyan rooted means to be Christlike in practice. It means to put faith into action in ways that are in sync with God’s loving purposes. Works of piety (prayer, Scripture, fellowship, and Eucharist) and works of mercy (compassion and justice) cultivate disciples of Jesus who are like him—merciful, compassionate, forgiving, loving. Read here

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