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Don't miss out on a great day in the life of Wesley!
Schedule:
10:30 a.m.: Worship in Sanctuary
11:45 a.m.: Thanksgiving Potluck
3:00 p.m.: Fall Seminar
Celebrating Thanksgiving at the Wesley Potluck!
We warmly invite you to mark your calendars and join church friends and students in the Great Hall on Sunday, November 12th, after a combined 10:30 a.m. worship service, for the annual Wesley Thanksgiving potluck feast and fellowship.
We will have turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy prepared. So please bring your comfort food other than those. Students and guests don’t have to bring food. All are welcome to the table!
Questions?
Please contact Discipleship and Family Ministry Committee co-chairs Libby Johnston:
Jane McCulley: janekmcculley@gmail.com
Wesley's Annual Fall Seminar
You have probably heard about the infamous “Trail of Tears,” in which Cherokee peoples were forcibly removed from their homelands in the southern United States. But did you know that a similar removal, called “The Trail of Death” occurred in our area? In 1838, a group of over 860 Potawatomi were forced to travel over 650 miles from northern Indiana to eastern Kansas. Their path included parts of east central Illinois, passing through Danville, Sidney, and Monticello.
In recent years, former Senior Pastor and Wesley member Paul Unger has been on a journey to understand what the victims experienced, and how others in the area responded. He will talk about his experiences in meeting with people who have been affected by the removal and offer some reflections on how we might relate to these events today.
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