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From Faith Stories to Community Impact

Churches Embark on Evangelism Training As the group gathered online, Terri Farmer (facilitator and The Foundation for Evangelism’s grants coordinator)

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17 Equipping the Local Church Grants Awarded in 2026

In June The Foundation for Evangelism awarded 17 grants to small or medium-sized Wesleyan-tradition* churches or church-based organizations. A total

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Hope and New Life for Youth on the Margins

When Miami, Oklahoma’s, New Life Church of the Nazarene welcomed their new pastor, Matthew Lee, in 2024, he admits he

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Evangelism Professors Lead the Way

The role of E. Stanley Jones Professors of Evangelism has, for over four decades, been an important part of the

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Cohort Grants Are a Lifeline for Churches

Barby Bowser, Communications director, recently sat in on one of the check-ins with 2025 Local Church Cohort grant recipients. “You

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Evangelism is Essential to the Church’s Identity

Do you hate losing things? For the Revd. Dr. Quavon Z. Newton, it’s a perennial issue, one that disrupts the