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Commentary on John Wesley

A wonderful introduction to John Wesley: July 16, 2009 episode of Across the Pond, a podcast by Tony Campolo, noted evangelist, author, and professor emeritus at Eastern University, a production of the United Kingdom’s Premier Radio Network.

Listen to it HERE or right click & download it.

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Happenings

Thursday is Our Day!
Starting at 6:30
-Free Dinner
-Worship
-Music
-Fellowship
-Bible Study
-Games
-Discussion

Dinner & Worship every Thursday, everything else depends on you!

Every 1st Thursday we have family dinner and celebrate Communion.

The Next Big Thing

Our Labyrinth is back
Available 24 hours a day

It was our most moving celebration last fall and it's open to all.

There is a traditional seven-circuit labyrinth in the open lot on the northwest corner of Arthur & Keith.

Pray, meditate, or just quiet your mind and carry a small stone to the center.

Click here for more information on the Labyrinth tradition.

The People of Wesley

Jennifer Logan, Peer Minister

Jennifer (seen here with one of her younger brothers) grew up in the small town of Pullman, Washington. She is a student at the University of Montana studying human biology and minoring in psychology and hopes to one day attend a medical school. Jennifer is an active member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She loves skiing in winter and anything water related in summer!


Becky Toth, House Manager

Becky (seen here with her brothers) was born and raised in Havre, Montana, and attended Van Orsdel UMC. She came to Missoula to earn a degree in Food & Beverage Management with a Certificate in Culinary Arts from the University of Montana College of Technology. Becky works as the Kitchen Manager of Kadena's Restaurant. Becky likes to spend time with my friends and family, read, camp, fish, cook, and watch Green Bay Packer Football.

Karen Alley, Co-Pastor

Karen is currently attending the University of Montana School of Law. She hopes to use her legal training to be a mediator for non-profit and religious organizations in conflict. Karen is a graduate of Boston University School of Theology where she earned her Master of Divinity. As a Montana native, she enjoys the outdoors, especially being in the mountains. Karen is also an avid runner who logs many miles along the Clark Fork River.

Mark Douglass, Co-Pastor

Mark is a graduate of the University of Houston and Boston University School of Theology, with concentrations in the History of the Ancient World, the Early Church in the Middle East, and Variations of Early Christianity. He currently works for a radio communications provider for fire, police, etc. A Texas native (mostly), with roots throughout the Southeast US, Mark enjoys all outdoor sports and activities, especially hiking and gardening.