Welcome!

At Wesley, we want you to feel at home and a part of something special. It is our purpose to help you feel a sense of belonging and vitality. With that in mind, this page serves as a place to begin by identifying ways in which you can become acquainted with us. Listed below are 4 options for you to explore. Search through the site to learn of other opportunities to join us. Continually check on current activities and choose an event that appeals to you. We welcome you to participate however you feel drawn. (To view information for your child, please refer to the Children's Page.

1. Worship With Us

On Sunday, Wesley offers three distinctively different Worship Services. Do you desire to worship in a celebratory or reverent manner? Do you prefer a traditional or informal worship environment? Do you like the option of early worship on Sunday? Come, experience the variety, and get to know the people of Wesley.

2. Participate in a Study

Studies for growth and fellowship, both short and long term, are offered through out the year by clergy and experienced lay people. Topics include lessons and discussion of the Bible, as well as other interests, such as parenting and finances. Several groups of adults meet on Sunday morning, prior to worship services. There are additional studies offered during the week and evening classes offered on most Wednesdays.

For more information on study groups, view Current Studies. Contact the Office with your questions.

3. Attend Membership Classes

At various times during the year, Wesley offers classes for those considering membership at Wesley. These classes ground you in the basic beliefs and practices of United Methodism, allow the opportunity for you to ask questions and achieve a good understanding of the ministries, activities and programs offered at Wesley. Attending helps you make an informative decision regarding the important matter of membership by explaining what is meant when you take a vow to honor and praise God by committing your "prayers, presences, gifts, service and witness."