Wesley Plant Sale will be on Saturday, May 16. Sale begins early in the morning (about 7 am) and goes to about 1 pm or so. 79 Clinton St, Concord, NH. Plenty of easy parking on Norwich St - large parking lot behind church.

In case you missed it on Sunday... enjoy this special song. youtu.be/M4VgHLKQLw8

We gotta roll those stones out of our way! We gotta keep our eyes on the way and pay less attention to the barriers.

Member Recommendation: This song was shared as a top favorite praise song of one Wesley member (A. B.). Enjoy! Some of the lyrics could be interpreted different ways. What do they say to you? youtu.be/MUrsBRN_ObM

Jesus taught us how important it is to choose mercy. Nonviolence is essential. We must work through emotions that do not serve us well. We must find solutions that will help us build the beloved community.

You are invited at 10:30 am Sunday for the Easter Sunday service! 79 Clinton St, Concord, NH. Parking is behind the church off Norwich St. Even if you have never stepped foot in a church before, please come! There is no dress code and all are welcome!

TONIGHT 7 pm - This dramatic reading of the Passion story, paired with contemporary musical selections, follows the journey of Jesus in the last days of his life on earth. All are welcome to attend. On Friday, 4/3, at Wesley UMC (79 Clinton St, Concord, NH, parking at rear off Norwich St)

In John 8, Jesus reminds us that we are not perfect. That we have a lot in common with a person who's misdeeds have become public. Jesus chose mercy. Sometimes folks are called out as deserving "no mercy." Does our fear and anger warrant this? Or, would Jesus ask us to try to seek common ground?

In response to the Tell Me Something Good media project, Wesley member shares a favorite verse: Isaiah 43:2. The photo shows working on a Robotics presentation. They kept their cool and won 3rd place as well as the Gracious Professional Award! Congrats!

This dramatic reading of the Passion story, paired with contemporary musical selections, follows the journey of Jesus in the last days of his life on earth. All are welcome to attend. On Friday, 4/3, at Wesley UMC (79 Clinton St, Concord, NH, parking at rear off Norwich St)

You are invited tomorrow at 10:30 am (79 Clinton St) for Palm Sunday. Pastor Lourey will preach "Inspiring Us to Act." All are welcome!

You are invited to this church on Sundays at 10:30 am. Being in a community of faith can help us maintain perspective in this chaotic world. Come on over! Hear the good news! This prayer was inspired by www.sanctifiedart.com

As we near the end lent and approach Holy Week, take a moment to reflect on this week's lenten theme: We're rooted in what matters most. Not the debate of details, not the decision of who's right & who's wrong. It's supposed to be about what matters most. It is worth some time to think about this!

Just let Love win! We can build the beloved community if we focus on Love as Jesus taught us and modelled for us. Join us Sundays at 10:30 am.

Join us tomorrow (Sunday March 22) at 10:30 am to learn about being "rooted in what matters most!" 79 Clinton St (parking in rear off Norwich St. All persons welcome!

May we all know or learn how to help whenever we see people who need help. adapted from sanctifiedart.com

Beautiful Electric Praise song from Sunday, March 15. youtu.be/61Vk0Wkhoa8

Pastor Lourey's sermon from March 15, 2026: youtu.be/4vRjfWt0Ahk?...

You are invited! Come and hear the good news! We welcome you! Worship begins at 10:30 am. 79 Clinton St, parking in rear off Norwich St.

We are continually re-invited to do the right thing! God continually believes in our transformation! We are always invited! Join us at Wesley on Sundays at 10:30 am.

Jesus worked on the Sabbath and flipped tables at the Temple. He saw things differently than the folks who were used to those ways. We want to be more like Jesus and see what needs to be changed to build the beloved community.

The world seems to lead us to view things a certain way. But, we can get more in sync with God. We need to do that. We will be glad when we do that.

We welcome you tomorrow at 10:30 am - come on over! 70 Clinton St or on youtube @concordwesleyumcnh art from santifiedart.com

Hallelujah! Join us Sundays at 10:30 am! Pastor Lourey is doing a series on good news! art from sanctifiedgrace.org

Come and hear the good news! YOU are invited! Please come to Wesley at 79 Clinton St in Concord OR tune into our livestream on YouTube - @ConcordWesleyUMCNH image adapted from Sanctifiedart.com

Continue to reflect on the fact that God is always inviting us - each and every one of us! No matter who we are or what is in our past, God invites us to experience his Love - that good Agape Love! How are you inspired by that? the image shown is from sanctifiedart.com

You are invited to this church on Sundays at 10:30 am. Being in a community of faith can help us maintain perspective in this chaotic world. Come on over! Hear the good news! This prayer was inspired by www.sanctifiedart.com

To see the full sermon: youtu.be/0gjArexyiDg?...

Make plans to participate in this fun and important event on Wednesday! Feb 25th 10 am at Wesley, 79 Clinton St, Concord, NH

Here we are at Lent...again. The years go by and God keeps inviting us to the table, to the feast, to love, to liberation. This truly is good news! Please reflect on invitation -- read the three slides here -- and see where it leads you! adapted from www.sanctifiedart.com (@sanctifiedart).

RECORDING: If you missed the Ash Wed service last night, you can watch it here. Begin your Lenten season with this - you are invited! youtu.be/ZztzgO_jq8A?...

79 Clinton St, Concord, NH - ALL ARE WELCOME! Service of song and word to help us enter Lent in a good frame of mind. A great way to reset on Wed night! 7 pm. We have plenty of parking on Norwich St.

We began with love (Agape) and end with love: In a Beloved Community, we need to hold each other accountable in LOVE. None of us can remember all the things all the time. We must create relationships that value and support feedback from each other. #belovedcommunity

Day 24: Beloved Community shares power and acknowledges the inescapable network of mutuality within the human family. We must really digest and embody this concept to build a strong community. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 23: Beloved Community gains inner strength and focus from feeding the soul! We must use scripture reading, prayer, corporate worship and fellowship to keep us strong and on the just path. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Ash Wednesday 7 pm - at 79 Clinton St, Concord, NH - joint service of Wesley UMC, First Congregational, Suncook UMC, and Bow Mills UMC. ALL PERSONS WELCOME!!!!

Day 22: Beloved Community gathers together regularly for table fellowship! This facilitates knowing everyone’s needs (to be able to address) as well as sharing wins! Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 21: Beloved Community fosters dynamic and active spirituality - a passive approach will not work! We must live-out our beliefs and our love out in the community! Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 20: Beloved Community encourages expressions of faith from diverse perspectives. All voices should be heard whether in thought, arts, or other skills. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 19: Beloved Community invests in community revitalization that honors the people present. We strive to create equitable and sustainable communities (and church families!). Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 18: Beloved Community takes direct action against poverty, hunger, and homelessness. We must fight against any systems that encourage these unacceptable, dehumanizing outcomes. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 17: Beloved Community achieves friendship and understanding through negotiation, compromise, or consensus – considering each circumstance to discern which will be most helpful. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 16: Beloved Community employs an unyielding persistence and unwavering commitment to justice. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 15: Beloved Community focuses energy on removing unjust systems and practices, but not destroying persons. We can redesign with justice in mind! Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 13: Beloved Community resolves conflicts peacefully, without violence, recognizing that peacefully doesn’t always mean comfortably for everybody. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 12: Beloved Community SPEAKS TRUTH in LOVE, always considering ways to be COMPASSIONATE with one another. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

Day 11: Beloved Community openly names and claims existing conflict and past or present pain. These acknowledgements lay the foundation to work on difficult issues. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright

How to Plan a Prayer Vigil in Your Own Local Area A prayer vigil is an opportunity for people of faith to come together in community to publicly proclaim our faith values. #prayervigil #organizing #umc #beumc

Day 10: Beloved Community approaches its limitations by openly ACKNOWLEDGING ISSUES and SEEKing the LEARNING needed to make improvements. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. A. Wright

Day 9: Building Beloved Community requires us to intentionally AVOID FEARING the unknown, the different. This helps to gradually DEVELOP the TRUST needed for living in an interconnected way. Credit: adapted from UMC’s Religion and Race, written by Dr. Arthuree Wright