On February 1, 2026, Rev. Gordon Showell-Rogers, Director of Christian Daily International (CDI), was invited to deliver the sermon. Dover Immanuel Church held its Sunday worship service at the WEC Immanuel Chapel.
On November 26, 2025, on Thanksgiving Eve, Rev. Dr. Anton Tarigan gave a special lecture at WEC Immanuel Chapel.
On November 17, 2025, representatives from Heroes of the Nation (HTN) visited the World Evangelical Center (WEC), sharing their mission experiences across Africa and exploring opportunities for broader collaborative impact. HTN, which has long been active in Kenya, continues to work directly in communities facing significant social and economic challenges.
On August 22, the World Evangelical Center (WEC) hosted Swinging with Spirit 2025, an annual youth golf event, at Harlem Valley Golf Club. Initiated last year, this event has now entered its second year, becoming a growing annual tradition shared between WEC, the town of Poughkeepsie, and the local Dover
Christian Daily International (CDI) leaders WEC for a staff workshop and fellowship.
On March 25-26, Pastor Mark Spisak, former General Secretary of the World Evangelical Center (WEC), and Pastor Timothy Goropevsek, Chief Communication Officer of WEC, attended the ‘CEO & Ministry Leaders Gathering’ organized by the Galilean Movement for North America. The event, hosted at Regent University and the Christian Broadcasting Network
On a recent July Saturday, the World Evangelical Center (WEC) hosted the first annual youth golf event called “Swinging with Spirit” on its Harlem Valley Golf Course.
A team from WEC and partner ministries participated in the annual Dover Clean-Up Day, joining forces with a few dozen other volunteers from the local community.
Representatives from the World Evangelical Center attended the 11th annual Dutchess County Prayer Breakfast on May 7th at Grandview in Poughkeepsie, New York.
The World Evangelical Center extends Easter greetings to neighbors and friends, and all believers around the world. The death on the cross and resurrection to life of our Lord Jesus Christ are the foundation of our salvation as we accept by faith that our sins have been atoned for through his sacrifice, and we have been reconciled to God and each other.