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Christians can receive ashes — a token of penitence at the start of Lent — in one of four opportunities ranging from a drive-by in the church parking lot beginning at 7 am to three services inside the church.

You can provide a valuable service to others by joining the team that handles sound during the Sunday morning services.

Camp meetings return in January. All are welcome to experience this casual style of worship that harks back to the early days of Methodism.

Join a listening session in person on January 5th or online on February 23rd to share your thoughts about the upcoming General Conference in May 2020.

Study with others the topic of end-of-life medical decisions or follow the footsteps of Jesus in Galilee and Jerusalem in two new studies starting soon.

John Wesley UMC is grateful for Rita Aicks’ 27 years of service.

Join us at noon on Christmas Eve for a Moravian Love Feast in celebration of our close ties through John Wesley to the Moravians. As a service of love and community, the worship will include sharing pastries and cider.

Those throwaway tabs on your soda cans can help the children at the JWUMC Day School help the Ronald McDonald House. So bring those tabs to church.

The programs for youth and children are full of activities this season as they gather together and go out to serve others.

A new blessing box located on the Moore Drive side of John Wesley will let people share items from their pantries with those in need. It is centered around the idea of giving what you can and taking what you need.