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WONDERFUL WEDNESDAYS AT WESLEY

Wonderful Wednesdays at Wesley is our mid-week ministry.  Supper is served from 5:30-6:15 p.m.  Following the meal, we have a time of singing and bible study which is led by the pastor.  "Good News" is our mid-week ministry for children ages infant - 6th grade.  Youth Group meets on Wednesdays as well as Sundays.  The Wednesday night is primarily a time for the youth to touch base during the week, but there is a lesson as well which is led by our youth worker.

THERE'S A PLACE FOR YOU AT WONDERFUL WEDNESDAYS!

In Christ's Name,
The Wesley Family

Our Mission Statement

In Jesus Christ, Wesley is called to reach up in Worship, to reach in Discipleship and Fellowship, and to reach out in Evangelism and Service.

Come Join Us!

Sunday Morning
9:45 am	Sunday School - Find a class or your room
10:55 a.m.	Sunday Worship
Wednesday Evening
7:00 p.m.	Chancel Choir (Adults)
5:30 p.m.	Wonderful Wednesdays at Wesley
Special Worship Services	First Sunday Communion Ash Wednesday Lenten Revival Maundy Thursday Good Friday Easter Sunrise Camp Meeting Month All-Saints Sunday Christmas Eve Communion World Communion Sunday Pentecost Sunday

Becoming a United Methodist
There are three ways to become a member of the United Methodist Church:

1. By Profession of Faith.The inquirer professes faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, professes belief in the Old and New Testaments as containing God's word, and vows with God's help to live a Christian life. Following this profession, the inquirer is baptized as a sign of covenant which acknowledges God's love, grace, and forgiveness of sin.
2. By Moving Membership from Another United Methodist Church.The inquirer is received into the church with profession and baptism acknowledged to the congregation.
3. By Moving Membership from Another Denomination.The inquirer is asked to renew his or her profession of faith. Since baptism is an acknowledgement of God's love and forgiveness, re-baptism is not necessary. In each case.The inquirer makes a vow of loyalty to the Church.

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