From Pastor Ken — Parson to Person
Pastor Ken Timmerman writes a weekly column in the e-blast which goes out on Tuesdays. Those columns are collected here.
Read MoreSmashing a record with pumpkin sales
While the pandemic has curtailed most activities at John Wesley, it did not stop the pumpkin patch which, this year, enjoyed record sales for youth missions.
Read MoreIn-person worship continues. Sign up to attend.
After a three month hiatus, John Wesley UMC returned to holding in-person worship services in the sanctuary. However, following the CDC guidelines for social distancing and other safeguards means that you must sign up if you wish to attend. Seating in the sanctuary for this start-up is limited to 75 people.
Read MoreBuy a pumpkin – support Youth Missions
When you buy a pumpkin from the youth at John Wesley UMC, you are helping them spread the love of God through mission work.
Read MoreSeptember activities at John Wesley
John Wesley is hosting several activities on Wednesday nights in September to give people a chance to get together and still be safe. Just be sure to sign up and bring your mask.
Read MoreParson to Person – Reflections from the Senior Pastor
This collection of writings from Rev. Timmerman appear in the weekly e-Blast. To add you name and email address to receive the eblast go to the NEWS section top menu, click on e-blast and then hit the Subscribe tab.
Read MorePastor transitions
In the Methodist tradition of moving pastors, John Wesley acknowledges with gratitude the services of Senior Minister Mike Bruce and Associate Minister Karen Jones.
At the same time, we welcome new ministers Rev. Ken Timmerman and Rev. Steve Gaither. Rev. Timmerman and Rev. Gaither introduced themselves virtually to the congregation during worship services on July 5th.
Farewell and thanks to Pastor Mike and Pastor Karen
Pastor Mike will serve as supply minister at Ridgeville Senior Minister Mike…
Read MoreReturning to church
We had hoped to resume worship in the sanctuary on June 21st…
Read MoreSharing blessings in a box
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.
Read MoreStaying connected during this time
With activities and services being cancelled because of the coronavirus, John Wesley UMC is trying new ways to reach people online.
Read MoreBusy leaders keep youth and children connected
Online meetings, contests, activities and Sunday School classes aim to keep the youth and children together and growing in faith during this period of separation.
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