“For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.”

Mathew 18:20

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Find your place for authentic relationships at Susanna Wesley.

  Join Us on Sunday Mornings as we Learn and Grow Together
                                           Nursery is available for infants and toddlers during Small Groups. (Coming Back Soon!)  

     There is nothing like the excitement of believers when they sense they are surrounded by friends who care deeply for them. In fact, healthy Christian faith instills a powerful desire to be with other believers in worship, fellowship, and learning about the things of God. Meeting together offers Christian's opportunities to be renewed in worship, enriched in fellowship, and challenged to explore their new faith.

     We cannot live as if we are alone on an island and be a Christian, since faith is always communal. One aspect of our faith formation is participating in spiritual accountability groups. John Wesley (the founder of the Methodist Movement) believed that there is 'no personal holiness without social holiness.
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    For Wesley, living holy lives required believers to share their lives in intimate fellowship on a regular basis. His development of small groups revolutionized 18th century England and provided a framework to help people grow in 'holiness of heart and life.' Small groups provide a context in which seekers receive support, accountability, and encouragement. This was especially important considering the evils of society and the disarray of the culture. Today, we continue this movement though our small group gatherings.
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Adult

Bible Basics Small Group
Meets in the Community Room - Room 4  & on Zoom at 9:25am
Led by: Joyce Neville
Send request for Zoom invitation to puzzles4you@hotmail.com.
Lively discussion guaranteed, comfortable and prayer driven.
To join via Zoom email: puzzles4you@hotmail.com







​​Explorers Small Group
Meets in Room 7 
Led by: Marsha Germek
Christian Believer Bible Study
Christian Believer is a thirty-week intensive study that combines study of Scripture and Christian belief. Your commitment includes at least forty-five minutes of study and prayer each day, six days a week, in preparation for the two-hour weekly group meeting. Begin and maintain disciplined daily study in order to complete the large amount of reading and writing required in preparation for group study. Careful notetaking is crucial to participation in group discussions.




Young Adult Small Group 
Meets in the Decision Room - Room 3
Led By: Rev. Tom Tipton, Senior Pastor
Exploring our faith
We are working through the James Letter to the Church and discussing how it applies to our lives and faith today.

with Rev. Carol Bookwalter
3rd Saturday of the month
9 a.m.–Noon in the Community Room

​Youth

Youth Group Faith Discussions
(6th-12th Grade)
Meets in the Youth Rooom - room 5
Led By: Joanne Fary & Sebastian Brock

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​Children's Church 

Meets during 10:30 a.m. Service. Our children depart for Children's Church after opening music.  Children;s Church honors the spiritual life of children—their natural sense of awe, wonder, imagination, and curiosity—and help shape their growing faith with Celebrate Wonder. Leaders guide our children through engaging experiences, spiritual practices, and opportunities for reflection, giving them a safe space to ask big questions and helping them claim their spiritual identity as children of God.

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