Student Leadership Interns (2019-2020)
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It’s been a good start of the semester for Greenville Wesley. We meet at Great Harvest on Wednesday nights for our weekly worship. Along with our recurring Wesley Wednesday night, we are hosting three different small group Bible studies.
On alternating Mondays, we are continuing to meet at Krispy Kreme for our Sweeter than Krispy Kreme Bible study led by Jeremy, and our peer small group meets on Tuesday Nights at the apartment of one of our student interns. Along with the home-cooked meal, this semester, the curriculum will be based on the podcast “Everything Happens”.
In addition, we are maintaining an intergenerational small group on Thursday nights at the homes of different members of the local church congregation. The curriculum for this particular small group this semester is a DVD based on Rob Bell’s “Nooma” DVDs.
Outside of small groups, Wesley provides a plethora of fellowship opportunities for our students, such as coffee in the library and our yearly Super Bowl watch party at Jeremy’s house. Additionally, we have many fun activities planned, including a spring spiritual retreat at the beach in February and a trip to Busch Gardens in April!
To aid our community, Wesley continues to participate in quite a few service opportunities, along with preparing dinner every third Monday and sack lunches for the local homeless shelter. For our yearly mission trip, we are going back to Rodanthe, NC to help with cleaning up the community.
On alternating Mondays, we are continuing to meet at Krispy Kreme for our Sweeter than Krispy Kreme Bible study led by Jeremy, and our peer small group meets on Tuesday Nights at the apartment of one of our student interns. Along with the home-cooked meal, this semester, the curriculum will be based on the podcast “Everything Happens”.
In addition, we are maintaining an intergenerational small group on Thursday nights at the homes of different members of the local church congregation. The curriculum for this particular small group this semester is a DVD based on Rob Bell’s “Nooma” DVDs.
Outside of small groups, Wesley provides a plethora of fellowship opportunities for our students, such as coffee in the library and our yearly Super Bowl watch party at Jeremy’s house. Additionally, we have many fun activities planned, including a spring spiritual retreat at the beach in February and a trip to Busch Gardens in April!
To aid our community, Wesley continues to participate in quite a few service opportunities, along with preparing dinner every third Monday and sack lunches for the local homeless shelter. For our yearly mission trip, we are going back to Rodanthe, NC to help with cleaning up the community.
