by Philip Wingeier-rayo | Apr 14, 2026 | Articles, Uncategorized
En sus inicios, la doctrina wesleyana llegó principalmente a través de misioneros, colonos británicos y predicadores, lo que provocó una transmisión parcial e incluso distorsionada de sus ideas originales. Se identifican distintas etapas en la llegada del metodismo:...
by Phillip Wingeier-Rayo | Jan 27, 2026 | Articles
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by slacey | Feb 3, 2025 | Articles
PWR: What inspired you to write the hymn, “As Fire Is Meant for Burning”? What are the origins of this hymn? RD: The Lutheran Church of America sponsored a hymn competition, and I think I entered it because I was on the UCC mission Board of Directors. It was the only...
by slacey | Oct 31, 2024 | Articles
UM & Global | Oct. 31, 2024 A Cuba Cuba y Puerto Rico son de un pájaro las dos alas, reciben flores o balas sobre el mismo corazón Cuba and Puerto Rico are As two wings of the same bird, They receive flowers and bullets Into the same heart … Excerpt of a...
by slacey | Jun 27, 2024 | Articles
It is widely assumed that John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, was a missionary to Georgia. I have seen this matter-of-fact statement multiple times in biographies about John Wesley’s life and ministry. If, indeed, Wesley was a missionary, was he...
by slacey | May 22, 2024 | Articles
Special to United Methodist Insight Every other year I have the privilege of teaching a course for aspiring United Methodist elders and deacons entitled “Mission of the Church in the World.” Along with Evangelism, Old and New Testament, Church History, Theology,...
