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March 1st was full of inspiration, gratitude, and joy. It was a wonderful time to see how our faithful church members serve the world with Christ’s love beyond the church walls. Your presence matters and helps us move forward and higher together!
The Lenten season began with our Ash Wednesday service. This year was especially meaningful as we worshiped together with our friends from Chesterbrook UMC. It was a sacred time to reflect before Christ and to experience God’s love, Jesus’ sacrifice, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.
During this holy season, we keep you in our prayers—that you may draw closer to Christ and deeply experience the love of God.
Last Sunday, our Fellowship Hall was filled with joy, laughter, and lots of purple, green, and gold as we celebrated Mardi Gras together!
Just like a big family party, it was a wonderful time of fellowship across all ages. There were delicious King's Cake(and yes, some special surprises hidden inside!). Thank you to everyone who helped set up, decorated, and cleaned up afterward. Your generosity and teamwork made the day extra special. We are so grateful for a church family that loves to gather, celebrate, and share joy together.
Last Friday’s Parents' Night Out was a wonderful time for our kids, and a much-needed break for parents! A huge thank you to all our amazing volunteers who made the evening fun, safe, and memorable. We couldn’t do it without your time and heart for service! We’re already looking forward to the next one!
Beginning January 11, we will begin our 2026 Confirmation Class as one student takes an important step in exploring and claiming his faith. Please keep him in your prayers, that he may be nurtured, grow in faith, and be guided by God’s love throughout this journey.
Common Grounds resumed on Sunday, January 4, 2026! Common Grounds is a welcoming space for conversation, learning, and connection. Join us on Sundays at 11:05 a.m. in the Library, with the option to join through Zoom. For more information or to receive the Zoom link, please contact the church office at office@wesleyvienna.org No preparation needed. Just come as you are. We’d love to see you!
Following worship today, our church family came together to unhang the greens, lovingly taking down the Christmas decorations and closing this beautiful season of celebration. Through many helping handsy we shared laughter, gratitude, and care for our sacred space.
A heartfelt thank you to a wonderful family, LaFollette, who brought donuts and coffee to fuel everyone up! Your kindness and hospitality made the work even sweeter.
As we put away the signs of Christmas, we carry its message with us: the light of Christ remains with us in the days ahead. Thank you to everyone who stayed to help and served with such joyful hearts.
On Christmas Eve, we joyfully gathered to celebrate the birth of Christ through two meaningful worship services at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., each offering a unique way to experience the wonder of Christmas.
The 5:00 p.m. Family Christmas Eve Service was filled with warmth and joy as children shared the story of Jesus’ birth through a Children’s Christmas Pageant, lovingly narrated by our fathers. The service was enriched by special cello music and concluded with a candle-lighting moment, reminding us that Christ’s light shines for all ages.
The 7:00 p.m. Traditional Christmas Eve Service offered a sacred and reflective time of worship, featuring organ, choir, bell choir, and Holy Communion. Together, we welcomed the light of Christ with hearts full of hope, peace, joy, and love.
We are grateful for our church family and the blessing of celebrating Emmanuel—God with us.
Our church family gathered after worship for Hanging of the Greens. Together we decorated the sanctuary and building with wreaths, garlands, and Chrismon ornaments as we prepared for the Advent season. Thank you to everyone who helped create a warm and beautiful space for worship.