ONGOING WEEKLY EVENTS

The following activities generally occur weekly, barring University break periods or other special scheduled events. Any questions of a general nature can be directed to our student pastors, Katie Kimrey and Edward Holt. For the most up to date information on upcoming events, check our calendar.

Sunday
6:00pm: Wesley Congregation
We'll meet at Asbury United Methodist Church for dinner and then engage in our weekly meeting. During this time we investigate issues of faith and consider the implications to our lives as Christians.

Monday
8:00pm: Freshman Small Group - Belltower 110
Amidst the turmoil of the first semester at Duke, this is a time to set aside for all Wesley freshman to discuss their experiences and remember that there is always a community to support them during stressful times.

Tuesday
5:30 pm: Prayer Meeting - Wesley Office (Chapel Basement)
We will meet together for group and silent prayer over joys and concerns within the group.

8:00 pm: Senior Vocational Discernment - Jenny's House (starts September 22)
There's more to being a senior than having a ready-made answer to the question, "What are you going to do when you graduate?" Other important aspects of graduation include ongoing discernment about what kind of values will influence the decisions you make throughout life, where and how you will find others who share those values, and what you will do when things don't work out the way you thought they would. The Wesley Senior Small Group meets each week to share job prospects and grad school acceptances, but more importantly to discuss our perspective on life and in particular, the practices of a Christian Life.

Wednesday
6:00 pm: Weekly Eucharist - Wesley Office
Each Wednesday that classes are held during the academic year, Wesley will celebrate Eucharist in the Wesley office in the Duke Chapel basement.

Thursday
7:30 pm: Luke Bible Study - Wesley House
Who was Luke? What did he have to say about issues of social justice? How does the Gospel according to Luke speak to us today? In this small group on the Book of Luke, we will grapple with and attempt to answer these and other relevant questions. During our time together, we will read Luke's Gospel several times, engage in exegesis--digging deeper into what the text has to say--and seek out what the text has to offer us as followers of Christ. This will be a challenging study and a great opportunity to grow in faith and wisdom through an in-depth study of God's holy word.