We believe church should be a place where people can be real—with God and with one another. At Wesley Park, you'll find a welcoming and inclusive space where honesty, grace, and support create a safe environment to grow and connect. You don’t have to walk alone.

Our mission is “to build a Christian community with all people.”
We commit to our mission by daily inspiring people of every age to live out the greatest commandment: to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
We are committed to living out the values of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our mission is to love God, love others, and share the good news of Jesus Christ.
One of two Sacraments in The United Methodist Church, Wesley Park offers Holy Communion the first Sunday of each month. All who seek the love of Christ are welcome to participate.
One of two Sacraments in The United Methodist Church, Holy Baptism is a one-time experience in the midst of the congregation. Baptism marks the beginning of an intentional relationship with Christ. Anyone wishing to explore the possibility of Baptism should meet with the pastor, and participate in a preparatory class.
All children are welcome in worship. Children help lead worship, serve communion and participate fully during the worship experience. Children make noise sometimes, and ask questions - we encourage it!
Wesley Park UMC is handicap accessible. The sanctuary, Family Life Center, Welcome Center, Office, and Nursery are all on one floor. An elevator provides access to the basement. The sanctuary is equipped with a T-Coil Loop System, providing hearing assistance to those in need.
Wesley Park is rooted in the historic creeds of the Church (Apostle’s & Nicene) and shaped by the Methodist tradition. We are grateful to be a community made up of individuals who hold a variety of beliefs and perspectives. We are proud to celebrate women and their gifts in all levels of leadership; we include, affirm, and celebrate ALL people as siblings in Christ and as a reflection of the creativity of God; and are committed to seeking a more just and diverse future together.