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We pause to honor our brothers and sisters in Christ who have gone home to Glory!

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Bringing New Life to Existing Churches: A Revitalization Roundtable with Dr. Mark Jobe Friday, September 12, 10:00-11:00 AM in SH230 The church of the future will exist in urban contexts. But many churches in those contexts are now aging and dying. We need a vision and a plan for how to revitalize the church in […]

Elmo Dale Caldwell, (1951), 96, of Louisville, passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 18, 2015, at the Franciscan Healthcare Campus. Elmo was born to Robin Vernon and Cora Helena Fischer Caldwell in Clay Center, Kansas, May 31, 1919. He attended elementary schools in Longford, Garfield Elementary in Clay Center, and South Exeter District 42, Clay County, […]

by Bill Wrobleski (2009, MATS) “Dad, aren’t you coming to church with us?” For years, this was the Sunday morning refrain as my wife and my two young children loaded up the car and headed out to church as I sat reading the paper on the couch.  It was a weekly ritual that played out […]

As a young man, Stephen Joseph made a living delivering newspapers. After saving him from a terrible motorcycle wreck God called him to be a Good News boy. Now, Stephen is the Pastor of the Indian Evangelical Church (IEC), pastors a church in Guntakal, and oversees 49 pastors who currently minister within a radius of […]

We celebrate the lives of these incredible people who have passed on. We honor their legacy and remember their lives with joy.

Asbury Theological Seminary congratulates Rev. Dr. Carolyn Moore on her election as chairwoman of the Wesleyan Covenant Association’s Global Council. Moore graduated from Asbury Seminary with her M.Div. in 1998 and her Doctor of Ministry in 2018. She is an author, speaker, church planter, and lead pastor at Mosaic Church in Evans, Ga. Moore is […]

by Riley Manning/NEMS Daily Journal Though they may be new to the pulpit, some of Northeast Mississippi’s newest pastors have big plans for their churches and communities. Coming from a wide variety of backgrounds – some even from other professions – each one brings a different set of skills, talents, and objectives to the table. […]

I grew up in a culturally Christian home. We were the kind who said a blessing at meals but never talked about God at home. My mother went to church most Sundays and I usually went with her, but other than those hours in a church building, God had little power in my life. At […]