One of the outcomes of the Wesleyan revival was reestablishing the link between love of God and love of neighbor. The closer we walk with God, the more we're devoted to God's values and mission, and the more we thrive as human beings. Church leaders in Honduras know and live this cycle well. That's why part of the education curriculum at Centro Educativo Metodista Juan Wesley (the John Wesley Methodist Educational Center) in Ciudad España, a secondary school in an under-resourced community, places a high emphasis on the study of Wesleyan theology, tradition, and offers training workshops for adult leaders in evangelism, discipleship, counseling, and church leadership. One of the pastors at their recent annual meeting, Pastor Luis Soto, admonished the gathering to see their roots in the Wesleyan movement as a tool for strengthening their spiritual growth and development: "Our faith is strengthened in God when we practice spiritual disciplines (fasting, meditation), something that is very much part of the Wesleyan tradition and that gave rise to the Methodist movement." Read more about this notable ministry here (English translation available): https://bit.ly/Wesley-Center-Honduras (fb)

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