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Christ Wesleyan Church

Serving our Great God on a Great Mission.

Upcoming Events

Events
Sunday Worship
Apr 27
Sunday Worship

Join us as special guest, Doyle Dykes, leads us in worship. All are welcome! Come as you are.

National Day of Prayer
May 1
National Day of Prayer
Sunday Worship
May 4
Sunday Worship

Join us for Sunday worship. All are welcome! Come as you are.

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View fullsize This Sunday we get to welcome back our friend, @doyle_dykes as he leads us during the whole service. This will be a Sunday you won’t want to miss and a Sunday to invite someone to join you! ⏱️10:30am 📍151 Van Buren
View fullsize The stone was rolled away. The grave clothes were folded. Jesus walked out. HE IS RISEN! Not just for celebration— But to bring life where there was death. To prove that nothing—not sin, not shame, not death—has the final say. Lo
View fullsize The in-between day. The day where it looked like hope had failed. Where heaven was quiet. Where questions filled the silence. But even when it looked like nothing was happening—God was still at work. Holy Saturday is for the waiting. For the
View fullsize The sky went dark. The veil tore. Hope felt crushed under the weight of a cross. This wasn’t a metaphor—it was real pain. Jesus bled. Jesus cried out. Jesus felt the full force of human suffering. And still… He chose to stay. He
View fullsize Jesus washed the feet of his friends. Even the one who would betray him. He broke the bread. He lifted the cup. He spoke words of love and legacy. He could have chosen distance. But instead, he chose closeness. He knelt low. He looked them in the ey
View fullsize Today’s often called “Silent Wednesday.” There’s no record of Jesus doing anything public. Maybe he rested. Maybe he sat with grief. Maybe he soaked in the nearness of his friends—knowing what was coming. Holy Week is
View fullsize Jesus flipped tables in the temple. Not because he lost control—but because he couldn’t ignore injustice. People were being taken advantage of in a place meant for connection with God. This wasn’t about rage. It was about righte
View fullsize Jesus flipped tables in the temple. 
Not because he lost control—but because he couldn’t ignore injustice.
People were being taken advantage of in a place meant for connection with God. This wasn’t about rage. 
It was about righteo

“Three things will last forever—faith, hope, and love—and the greatest of these is love.”

— 1 Corinthians 13:13

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