TH E C H U R C H
We are a church that believes in Jesus and loves God and people
The purpose of The Wesleyan Church of Fairfield, Illinois is to reach our community with the message of God’s love.
WE ARE METING IN PERSON!
Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
We are excited for the opportunity to meet together again. In order to keep people safe, this is what we are doing:
1) Seating is every other pew
2) Offering plates will not be passed but offering can be dropped in the plate as you enter or leave
3) Hand sanitizer is available
4) No hand shaking
5) Masks are optional
6) There is no Sunday School but Children’s Church is available.
MINOR PROPHET SERIES
Pastor Trent is doing a sermon series titled “Minor Prophets …..Major Problems.” They are called minor because the writings were small in length, but that doesn’t take away from their message. When God calls us to do something, it is always important.
The prophets in this series are Hosea, Amos, Micah, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Malachi and Jonah. Go to the SERMON page, to hear these sermons.
Good Friday Service
April 2 at 7:00 p.m.
Communion will be taken during this special service.
(prepackaged individual servings)
Easter Sunday
April 4 at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service 10:30 a.m.
If you can’t be there in person, join us via live stream on Facebook.
Latest Sermon
Which Side Are You On?
Sunday, March 21, 2021
Pastor Philip Trent
Scripture: Luke 23:32-43
Jesus and the two men who were carrying their cross to the hill knew they were walking to their death. The two mean (criminals/thieves) knew two things: 1) they were going to die and 2) they were guilty. Imagine yourself there, Jesus was next to you and you knew you were going to die. Which side would you choose? We may not be on a cross, but both of these things are true for us today. We all have problems no matter what, but like the thief, choose Christ.
To download sermon, go to the SERMON PAGE.
Book Recommendation
“Well Versed”
“I believe that the Bible speaks not merely to personal, family, and church issues, but to national, community, and governmental issues if we would take the time to listen.” –James L. Garlow
Conservative Christians admit that they do not speak out on political or cultural issues because they do not know how to support their beliefs from a biblical basis, according to a recent poll. Instead, they remain silent on critical issues like marriage, racism, and transgender issues because they feel uninformed and ill-equipped to defend their beliefs.
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Address: 960 US Hwy 45 Fairfield, IL 62837
(1 mile north of the airport)
Phone: 618.842.2418
Email: ffwesleyan@gmail.com