The way to help the “soul of the nation” is one faithful step at a time. As the American government seeks to reinterpret her history devoid of Christian truth as […]

Francis Asbury (1745–1816) set foot on the North American continent on October 27, 1771. At that time there were only nine Methodist preachers on the whole continent and only 316 […]

When one of the most severe epidemics in American history hit Philadelphia, the yellow fever epidemic of 1793 which killed 10% of the population, Francis Asbury appointed September 10 to […]

By Josh Hallahan, Director of Discipleship and Missions People naturally gather in small groups. Whether we meet to discuss a book, play a game, go fishing, or chat around a […]

By Lane Loman, FAS Speaker It was the first night of Chandler Holiness Camp in Chandler, IN. We were holding services in the open-air tabernacle located across the street from […]

By Ron Smith As churches try to ramp up after a year of being closed, one easily observes that American culture itself no longer exists as before the pandemic. That […]

By Dr. Ronald E. Smith, FAS President Early in the twentieth century Dr. Henry Clay Morrison was traveling by train to Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Morrison was scheduled to speak to […]

In this issue of Ministry Matters I want to wrestle with practical ways we as pastors, small group leaders, etc. can strategically move to “attack mode” against a culture of forced isolation. […]

So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be […]

Brothers and sisters in Christ, It is a great joy and privilege for me to greet you, our Ministry Matters readers. Dorena and I loved moving back to our farm in Wilmore […]