Wesleyan Native American Ministries » General http://www.wnam.org Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:41:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 WNAM Director Traveling to South Dakota http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnam-director-traveling-to-south-dakota/ http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnam-director-traveling-to-south-dakota/#comments Fri, 20 Feb 2009 04:05:38 +0000 rich http://www.wnam.org/?p=62 Next week, WNAM’s director, Rich Avery, will be in South Dakota to meet with the Dakota District’s Native Ministry Team. They’ll be discussing work team projects for the summer, the launch of the Lakota Theological Education by Extension Program, potential economic development projects that will improve the livelihood of low-income Native peoples, and other programs.

]]> http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnam-director-traveling-to-south-dakota/feed/ 0 WNAM’s Office Moves http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnams-office-moves/ http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnams-office-moves/#comments Fri, 20 Feb 2009 03:56:11 +0000 rich http://www.wnam.org/?p=51 Last summer, we announced that WNAM’s office would be relocating. For over 60 years, our office has been in South Dakota, because our schools and most of our churches and programs were located there.

Today, it doesn’t really matter where WNAM’s office is located, as we are changing and expanding our reach in order to impact Native peoples all across the United States and Canada.

WNAM’s office is now located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our new address is:

Wesleyan Native American Ministries
1345 Monroe Avenue NW, Suite 234
Grand Rapids, MI 49505

Our new phone number is: (616) 456-0097.

Our mail and phones are still being forwarded from Rapid City to Grand Rapids. You may continue to use donation envelopes with our Rapid City address. Later this spring, our letterhead and donation envelopes will reflect our new address.

]]> http://www.wnam.org/2009/02/wnams-office-moves/feed/ 0 DID YOU KNOW? http://www.wnam.org/2008/05/the-new-wnamorg/ http://www.wnam.org/2008/05/the-new-wnamorg/#comments Tue, 27 May 2008 16:39:53 +0000 admin http://wnam.org/?p=3 Nearly 500 years after the first European missionaries came to America to reach the Native / First Nations people, only 3-5% are believers today.

Native peoples are an unreached people group living in every U.S. state and Canadian province.

Wesleyan Native American Ministries exists to…

  • Inspire, resource and equip Wesleyan churches and districts to develop innovative and compassionate outreaches with Native / First Nations peoples in their communities.
  • Ignite a movement that multiplies indigenous Native believers, leaders and churches throughout the United States and Canada.

You can make a difference through your prayer and financial support! Click here to learn how you can get involved.

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