What Are You Worried About by Maxie Dunnam
There have been a few occasions in my life when, almost immediately after meeting and greeting a person, they asked,
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Wesleyan Accent is an online magazine of practical and theological resources in the area of evangelism, mission, and discipleship. Through Wesleyan Accent, WME provides essays, interviews, articles, book reviews, and devotionals from leading and emerging voices in the Wesleyan Methodist family.
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In 2013, Founding Editors Dr. Maxie Dunnam and Dr. Kimberly Reisman launched Wesleyan Accent as a space for Wesleyan Methodist thinking and collaboration. Elizabeth Glass Turner served as Managing Editor until 2023, when WME incorporated Wesleyan Accent into its ministries.
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