Wellsboro Free Methodist Church

The G.L.O.W. Kidz Klub takes place each Sunday morning during our 11am service for all children ages 2-11. We believe that the children at our church should have their own space where they can have tons of fun, make new friends, and learn about God's love for them in an age appropriate way. Our goal is to make church on Sunday the best hour of your kid's week.

Darcy Raymond - Children's Ministry Director

We believe that growth groups are necessary for real life transformation to take place, and for authentic and genuine relationships to be built in the church. We hope that the relationships built in our groups will continue beyond the scheduled meetings and cross over into daily life.  Because as we live life together, transformation will take place, and God will use our lives to impact the world around us for Him. Acts 2:46-47 says, "Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved." If you are looking to make some strong friendships, and grow in your relationship with Christ, then growth groups are for you.

Our groups function on a semester based schedule, giving ample time for people to dig in and grow, and then take time off to relax.  For more information about our current groups, click here.

Intentional acts of kindness, also known as servant evangelism, are the way we have chosen to regulary reach out to the unchurched.  We do this because Jesus said in Matthew 10:42, "The smallest act of giving or receiving makes you a true apprentice." (MSG)  It is our desire to show the world that we are true apprentices of Jesus, and that the love He has freely given to us through His death, resurrection and forgiveness of our sins, is freely available to all who are willing to accept Jesus' gift of new life. 

http://www.freemethodistchurch.org/Magazine/Articles/Mar-Apr_2006/News_SUS.htm