“Though it is painful, we must be willing to face racism because black Americans don’t get a choice in the matter. We must be willing to face the pain of it to recognize what needs to be changed.” - Devon Dollahon
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“The erasure of the oppressed’s place in biblical narratives has led to many of the main failings of the modern-day church in America.” — Laura Cason
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“My hope is that Christians everywhere will begin to speak, think, and act peculiarly.” - Khalilah Kersey
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“ If I can do anything with my art, I want people to feel loved and acknowledged. - Camellia Jiles
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“One of the most important things that Jesus has taught me over the past few years, and that I still need help remembering, is that any communion with Him is communion with His people.” - Makenzie McCabe
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“But The Wesley taught me how to follow Christ. At The Wesley, I learned to follow Him to the grave and then back out of it again.” - Kaiti Lammert
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We are having to worship differently. We’ve not stopped worshipping, just worship differently. We are having to do outreach differently. We are having to realize that church is bigger than a Sunday service. Some of this is good. God said He would be with us; He did not always say we would be able to enjoy corporate worship.
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“As Christians, if we really take Jesus Christ of Nazareth seriously, at His Word, should we be worried when He tells us that God wants more for us than the birds and the lilies for whom His provision is abundant?” - Josh Bourgeois
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“It is in the midst of our sin that God comes and offers His grace.“ - Brandon Cruz
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“I have found an incredible freedom in serving as He would have me serve.” - Alana Wagner
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“How do you know if you are called? We've often joked that when God has opened a door for us, he then shoves us on through. Sometimes, the waiting and wanting to know is the hard part. Enjoy the journey!” -Jon Lord
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“And the Spirit of the Lord began to move in my life and in our life together, and it came to pass that I belonged to the Wesley Foundation and to God, whom we praised.” - Trevor Blair
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“I have begun to see that I should start taking this quarantine as an opportunity to learn how to rest again.” - McCall Heckel
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“The COVID-19 pandemic can be welcomed by Christians as a liturgically timely reminder that we are dust. “ - Ryan Ford
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“Jesus is not concerned with defining who our neighbor is because that should be simple. Your neighbor is anyone and everyone.” - Emma Rankin
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“Then John’s disciples came and asked him, 'How is it that we and the Pharisees fast often, but your disciples do not fast?' Jesus answered, 'How can the guests of the bridegroom mourn while he is with them? The time will come when the bridegroom will be taken from them; then they will fast.'”
Matthew 9:14-15 NIV
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The Wesley’s intentional inclination is to reach out locally and globally among the least of these, with benevolence and “love in action.” - Stephanie Jonker
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