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.
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!
Make Your Own: Clinging Cross
Every 4 to 6 weeks we have Arts & Crafts Worship: a time for fellowship and creativity. We made khatchkhars, Armenian crosses, in January. Now it's time to make our own Clinging Crosses.
Using polymer clay, we'll each shape and decorate our own hand-fitted cross!
Join us on April 14th at 6:30 for dinner and Arts & Crafts.
The students are the focus of life at the Wesley House.
There are three dorm-style bedrooms upstairs at the Wesley House available for
students at the university.
Each room can accommodate 1 or 2 students, and room rental rates are per room. So, if two
friends want to share a room, their rent is that much cheaper!
There is a single, shared bathroom upstairs for the residents. (A separate half-bath in
the kitchen area downstairs is available for visitors and non-residents.)
Other shared areas include a large kitchen fully stocked with dishes and utensils for
cooking as well as eating/serving meals, a laundry area with washer & dryer,
a living room with a large screen TV and DVD/VCR
(basic cable provided), a basic desktop computer with internet, a dining/study area with
Wesley's "Big Table," off-street parking space for 4 to 5 cars, and lots of lawn and
garden space.
Utilities are paid by the Foundation as is basic cable TV and internet.
The residents share in cleaning and maintaining both the house and the grounds as part
of their rental agreement. A sense of community is also promoted through regular "house"
meals, spontaneous celebrations, and scheduled Wesley House activities.
Student-residents work with the resident manager to choose ways to foster an environment
that is both comfortable and welcoming.
Rooms 1 & 2 are the larger resident rooms in the Wesley House; they can easily accommodate two roommates
or provide lots of room for a single resident. With large windows, they are bright and airy.
These Rooms are available as furnished or unfurnished units. We have basic single beds, dressers, and desks for these
rooms available at no cost to residents. However, students are very welcome to bring their own furniture
to make this feel more like home.
Room 3 is the most traditional "dorm" style room in the Wesley
House. There are two single beds
built-in to the room. Each bed has drawer space underneath and wardrobe
and cabinet space built in by the foot of the bed. There is also a
large desk/workspace built in between the two wardrobes. Room 3 can be
most easily shared between roommates, but it is also the smallest
bedroom; so we have typically placed just one student in this room. Two
friends on a budget, though, could really find a bargain by sharing
this room at the Wesley House, with plenty of space throughout the rest
of the House.

