Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Where strangers become friends, and friends become family!
Where strangers become friends, and friends become family!
Wesley Memorial UMC offers Sunday School classes for all ages starting at 10 a.m. Join us for Children's, Senior Adults, and Unity Sunday School classes. Adult Sunday School Classes
The Senior Adult Class is composed of mostly above 50 aged members using the Adult Bible Studies series. Class members meet in the first classroom in the Fellowship Hall addition. Many arrive early to visit and enjoy coffee. Wanda Hassman is the teacher with Bob Clepper as a substitute. They are a friendly class and welcome others looking for Bible based fellowship! The Unity Class seeks to learn more about God and Christ through a variety of ways. Together they make decisions about study material, whether it is a specific book of the Bible or other books devoted to faith topics. Paulette O’Sullivan is the teacher. The class currently consists of people 40 yrs. and up, but welcomes all ages! The Unity Class meets in the first room on the left in the Sunday School wing. The Wesley College and Young Adult Ministry is a Reconciling Community community for young adults seeking to challenge themselves to ask hard questions about our shared faith, grow spiritually and transform their community and the world. They currently meet Sunday evenings at 7:00pm over chips and queso either at the church or a local restaurant, and are always looking for ways to get involved both in the life of the church and the broader community. |
Join us at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday for the traditional worship service. This service allows for attendees to experience worship in a quiet and meaningful way. On the 5th Sunday of the month, Wesley joins together for a Service in Song at 11a.m. 
Communion is served on the first Sunday of every month and special occasions/holidays. The United Methodist Church has a long standing history of inviting all people to join us at the communion table. You do not have to be a member of the United Methodist Church to receive communion. If you would like to participate in the service but not receive communion, place your arms across your chest in the shape of an X to receive a blessing. |
