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The Wesleyan Church Denomination
On this resource page of the Wesleyan Church, you'll find a detailed profile of the Wesleyan denomination. Learn the history and the beliefs and practices of the faith, and find other important resources to aid in your exploration of the Wesleyan denomination.
Wesleyan Church Denomination Profile
The Wesleyan Church traces its roots to 18th century Methodism but its forerunner was formed in the United States to take a moral stand against slavery. Few other denominations in the 1840s dared speak out against slavery because of economic and political pressure. Learn how today’s Wesleyan Church came about through an unusual merger.
Wesleyan Church Beliefs and Practices
Wesleyan Church beliefs follow traditional evangelical Protestant doctrine with one exception. Wesleyans ordain women to the ministry. Learn the details of Wesleyan Church beliefs and practices.
Wesleyan Church History
Wesleyan Church history has its roots in the antislavery movement both in England and the United States. After slavery was abolished in both countries, Wesleyans have been fighting for equal rights for women, including ordination to the ministry. Discover the controversial aspects of the history of the Wesleyan Church.
John Wesley Biography
John Wesley was a man driven to serve God. He traveled from his home in England to America and back and logged more than 250,000 miles in his lifetime preaching, teaching, and spreading the gospel. Learn why John Wesley is admired as one of the true giants of Christianity.
The Wesleyan Church Official Website
Visit the official Website of the Wesleyan Church.