Join our worship service this Sunday at 10 AM
Join us for church events where we come together as a community to grow in faith, share in fellowship, and serve with love. Whether you're new or have been with us for years, there’s a place for you to connect, belong, and discover where God is calling you. Through worship, learning, and joyful gatherings, our events are opportunities to deepen your relationship with Christ and with one another.
Come be a part of what God is doing in and through our church family—we can’t wait to welcome you!
Join us on Sunday, October 25 at 11:30 am-1 pm for Trunk or Treat, Petting Zoo, Texas Donuts, Outdoor Games, Rock Painting, Animal Balloons, and more! Clean-up help will be appreciated after the event.
Need a fun place for your kids to play on Election Day? Join us at Wesley UMC for a day of fun with bikes, racers, mats, and other play equipment! Parents can enjoy free Wi-Fi, tables, and a microwave for lunch. The fee is $10 per child, and parent supervision is required at all times. This is not a drop-off program! To sign up, click HERE. For more information, contact JC, Director of Children’s Ministry, at children@wesleyvienna.org
Join us for a free demo class to strength and stretch your body! Come try gentle exercises designed to support movement, flexibility, and overall wellness. All are welcome. We hope to see you there!
Parents Night Out at Wesley UMC invites Ages 2 1/2 and up chid(ren) on Friday night 5 pm - 8 pm! Dinner will be provided. All staff and volunteers for this event are background checked and safety trained. Click HERE to sign up.
Please donate gently used coats, sweaters, gloves, hats, etc., for men, women, and children in need in our community. Please bag your items and drop them off outside under the Breezeway or Fellowship Hall from November 1 through November 15 by 11:00 a.m.
Pastor Mac McKenney, who will lead our discussion of “The Intersection of Faith and Politics," worked on Capitol Hill for 24 years and an additional 19 years in government relations before serving three churches as associate pastor. We will consider: what the Hebrew prophets and Jesus had to say about compassion and justice, the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church, and how our faith should inform our political views. Spoiler alert: Thoughtful people of faith can and do reach different conclusions about how to translate Christian values into public policy.