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The Etc. is a very different kind of coffeehouse. We offer fair trade, donation based, brewed coffee & teas. We are a place to study and be.
—All proceeds support Wesley Evening Food Pantry—

Inclusive Coffeehouse hosted by the University of Illinois
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Office Tues 6pm – 8:30pm
People from around the world gather for an informal time of conversation, coffee, snacks, cultural exchange and fun.
Students-Visiting Scholars-Spouses-Children-Community Residents-English as a 2nd Language-All are Welcome
Click on the link above for International Persons for full details.
Looking for a place to hangout on a Friday night? Join us for fair-trade coffee and tea, snacks, live entertainment, pool, TV and fun. We’re really excited about kicking off this new time in our old coffeehouse.
Everyone is welcome to come by for a few minutes or until we close at Midnight.

Recent Updates
Starting after spring break, Pastor Rob will be hosting a Famous Bible Stories study. It will be held on Friday nights from 6-8pm in Etc. Coffeehouse for anyone who is interested. He will be going over stories about Easter and Holy Week.
Kits are only $5! Comes with;
* Melting Chocolate
* Candies
* Sparkle Gel icing for decoration
* Variety of nuts to add as nugget treasures within or decor on top!
* Design ideas from last year’s winners
* Tools for decorating swirls and other fantastic designs
* many other surprises!
Bring your friends!
Wesley Families are encouraged to bring two food dishes to share, and singles one dish.
Students and visitors don’t need to bring anything.
(Except maybe a friend or two!)
We hope to see you there after the 11:15 worship service!
The New England Patriots will be playing the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI in two weeks. We will be having our annual Super Bowl Party with a chili cook off starting at 5pm on Sunday, February 5th in Watseka Lounge. We will be projecting the football game (and commercials!) on the big screen. Come root for your favorite team!
If you like chili, be sure to come to come for our chili cook off. If you would like to enter the competition, bring your own pot of chili to share. The winner of the cook off will receive a gift card to Chili’s restaurant as well as the Chili Cook Off Champion Apron. If you do not bring chili, please bring a snack to share.
As a thank you to all who help out with all we do at Wesley, we are having an All-Wesley Cookout and Game night this Saturday night, starting at 6pm for all students involved in all parts of our ministry. There will be a fire in the Lamb Courtyard for hot dogs and s’mores throughout the night. Various games and activities (including the ever-popular telephone pictionary and Apples to Apples!) will be set up in Watseka Lounge, and The Incredibles will be playing in the Student Lounge. Come and hang out with other Wesley students and volunteers for a night of good friends, good food, and good fun!
It’s finally October! That means the Wesley Haunted House is just Haunted House Build Days: Saturday, October 15th 10am-6pm Saturday, October 22nd 10am-6pm Want to be a zombie in the Haunted House?Zombie Training: Every Tuesday from 7-8pm Room supervisors are also needed. Weekly Haunted House meetings continue this Friday at 7pm and Sunday at 1pm in Etc. Coffeehouse. |
Tuesdays at 8pm

A number of our Grad students are beginning a study on Rob Bell’s book Love Wins.
They meet on most Tuesday nights at 8:15pm at the Wesley Foundation. On the first Tuesday of the month they move to Wesley Theater to watch a film and have a discussion on a faith topic.
Contact Anthony
aestauder@gmail.com to connect with this group.
Meets Saturday Mornings (with exceptions for some football games)

If you’re looking to get in shape physically and spiritually, this is the right group for you.
The main group meeting is on Saturday mornings at the ARC. The meeting begins with a short devotion and then breaks into small walk, jog, or run groups. Due to the football schedule, the meeting time and place may be changed.
The goal of the fall semester is to develop basic fitness in a comfortable environment of spiritually supportive small groups.
In the spring, the group members will build off of their basic fitness to training for the Illinois Marathon – whether that be the 5k, 10k, half marathon, or full marathon. Contact Adam acfaust@illinois.edu for full details.
Tuesdays at 8:00 pm

The Women’s Book Study is a small group of female students getting together weekly.
If you are a female student looking for a small group to join, come check out Women’s Book Study! We will be meeting at Brooke’s apartment Tuesday nights at 8pm this semester and will be discussing the book Reluctant Pilgrim by Enuma Okoro.
If you are interested in hanging out with some awesome ladies, send Brooke an email to mcclure1@illinois.edu for her address or to get answers to any questions you might have.