News + Resources

Leaders honor Glenn Burris Jr. as he retires as Foursquare president

Following two terms as the movement’s president, the longtime leader retires at the end of August. Foursquare leaders reflect on his impact and lasting legacy.

Foursquare People

Life-changing lessons learned from a season of transition

Nakisha Wenzel shares her story of God’s call for her and her husband to leave their church and city, and go to a new place of ministry. She offers advice on how to handle transition.

Church Resources

Video: Pray with Foursquare Missions International

Foursquare Missions International invites believers to pray that nations will be opened to the gospel. (2 minutes)

News

2020 service award recipients

Each year we celebrate Foursquare’s credentialed ministers that have served faithfully for 50 and 60 years. Read on to see who we honored in 2020.

News

New general supervisor appointed, V.P. of U.S. operations to continue

Foursquare President-Elect Randy Remington and the board of directors have announced the appointment of Wendy Nolasco to general supervisor; Tammy Dunahoo will continue on as vice president of U.S. operations.

Foursquare People

A new depth of love for those experiencing homelessness

Stan Simmons has always loved people. But he’s discovered a whole new level of love as he and his church have reached out to the homeless in their city.

Foursquare People

Reaching the unreached in the Philippines started with a dream

Nicole Malloy was only 8 when she had a dream about a village she had never seen. God eventually led her to serve as a missionary in that exact place.

Foursquare People

How you can develop leaders from the children in your church

The future leaders of the church aren’t just sitting in college classrooms—they’re in your children’s ministry.

Foursquare People

Being flexible to change so you maximize ministry

Joe and Kari Bulman are switching things up: Kari, after over a decade of co-pastoring with her husband, is transitioning to the senior pastor role.

Foursquare People

Reaching NextGen in Latin America

Aaron Hunter never planned to be a missionary. When he was young, in fact, he thought missionaries were losers. But God had different plans for him.

Foursquare People

Why it’s so important to be intentional about diversity

Diversity in our churches isn’t going to happen unless we are deliberate about it.

Foursquare People

The heart of Moses and being a servant of the Lord

Glenn Burris Jr. shares from the life of Moses on what it means to lead as a servant of the Lord, and also gives updates on some key issues in our movement.

Coaching + Development

Why the church needs to catch a new vision of multiculturalism

Three competing views of multiethnicity in the U.S. vie for our attention, and all of them fall short of the goal. But there is another way.

Leader Resources

How Foursquare is pressing past boundaries toward diversity

This issue of "Foursquare Leader" magazine focuses on how our movement is pressing past cultural, gender and socioeconomic boundaries to reach people for Jesus Christ.

Foursquare People

Where does diversity begin? It starts with you.

Moving forward as a family, we have to think outside of ourselves. We will see breakthrough when we understand our need for one another and celebrate our diversity as God does.

Foursquare People

Ways you can welcome diversity in your church

Creating opportunities for diversity in your church can make a huge difference in people’s lives.

Foursquare People

Why I’m no longer ambivalent about immigrants

Joe Gosha wasn’t sure what he really thought about immigrants to the U.S.—but his perspective changed when he met some Vietnamese refugees.