Our Story

The Wesleyan Church is the result of an 18th-century revival, two 19th-century movements, and a 20th-century merger . . . strong roots which sustain a 21st-century vision for spiritual transformation across North America and around the world.
Our name honors John Wesley, whose life-changing experience of God’s grace in a small-group meeting on Aldersgate Street in London in 1738 was the catalyst not only for a spiritual revival of historic proportions but also for significant social reforms in the name of Christ. That dual emphasis on revival and reform found expression among Wesley’s followers in America too...
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LifeLine Wesleyan Church dates back to at least 1901.  At that time, the denomination was called the Holiness Christian Church.  Over the 20th century the Pilgrim/Pilgrim-Holiness and Wesleyan Methodist streams consolidated; the Pilgrim Holiness Church (organized under that name by the 1920s) later merged with the Wesleyan Methodist Church in 1968 to form The Wesleyan Church — the institutional home for many former HCC/Pilgrim congregations.
In 2008 the Greensburg Pilgrim Holiness Church moved to 634 W. Main St..  As the church continued to grow it was identified that we needed additional capacity.
In 2017, Greensburg Wesleyan Church purchased and relocated to 2002 Moscow Rd.  and became Lifeline Wesleyan Church.

And here's a short video from a few of our members discussing the move from our previous location on Main St. to our new campus on Moscow Rd.