The hallmark of campus ministry is the Wesleyan Disciples program, which consists of students who have been active in their local churches and are committed to living out their faith through service. Wesleyan Disciples work to support one another and students on campus to grow and thrive spiritually. They give their time, talents, and gifts to:

• Plan and lead worship services and other opportunities for religious and spiritual engagement
• Participate weekly in intentional time for biblical study, spiritual practices, and mutual support and encouragement
• Get involved in servant leadership and volunteerism through the Office of Faith and Service
• Set an example to the student body for practicing faith in ways that serve and empower others, both on campus and in the community

Religious & Spiritual Life Interns are students who represent the beauty of cultural and religious diversity found at Wesleyan College. Each intern works throughout the year in one of the following areas:

• Assisting faith groups with spiritual and organizational needs
• Helping to develop robust religious and spiritual programming on campus, including worship
• Aiding with creating and carrying out service initiatives 
• Supporting interfaith engagement through the Council for Religious Unity 

This paid internship ensures that students serve as a nurturing spiritual presence, while fostering inclusivity and hospitality. Interns are responsible for cultivating authentic engagement opportunities with others in our community. They create a safe space for deep reflection on vocation and calling, thus encouraging students to discover their passion and purpose. This internal engagement and self reflection brings a greater sense of meaning to their academic journey and, ultimately, to their lives. The internship is designed to help students to learn more about faith, vocation, and community, as they continue throughout their time at Wesleyan and prepare for meaningful work in the world. Religious & Spiritual Life Interns receive $500 per semester and will be eligible for PDE credit. 

Welseyan has a rich history of giving back to the local community through time and service in myriad ways. We have more than fifty community partners that offer students the chance to work hands-on inside their establishments and in the immediate area in order to serve diverse populations. Through interactive initiatives and opportunities, servant leaders are able to volunteer their time in helping organizations with various tasks. All servant leaders will be required to:

• Participate in at least twenty-five hours of community service/campus service initiatives per semester
• Help in the planning and implementation of service activities 
• Be the liaison for all servant leaders if asked at various conferences, meetings and gatherings
• Assist the student body in being more active in giving back to the City of Macon through service

Students who participate as servant leaders will be credited with volunteer hours that qualify for a number of scholarships, internships, and grants, while receiving departmental support during the application process. 

CRU is a student organization charged with opening the channels of communication necessary for these deeper conversations surrounding both faith and social change. CRU regularly hosts activities and events that celebrate important festivals and holy days from many of the world’s prominent religions. Students who are a part of CRU will be able to help advise campus faith groups and religious and spiritual life interns on how to create inclusive spaces that aid in helping all persons feel welcomed. Under the direction of the campus chaplain and the director of faith and service, CRU empowers leaders to curate meaningful moments for spiritual empowerment, uplift, and affirmation. 

Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM), a faith group that Wesleyan students can enjoy and experience. BCM is not exclusively for students who identify as Baptist Christians. We welcome and appreciate students of diverse religious backgrounds. BCM’s mission is to foster friendship, help students discover what it means to be a follower of Christ, and serve others. BCM offers a safe space for students to discuss and share their own understanding of scripture through the weekly Bible study meetings. As we follow Wesleyan COVID-19 requirements, BCM small groups will meet every Friday either in person or on Zoom.

Prayer Group: Monday and Friday, 8-8:30pm, OSP Lobby
Small Groups: Friday, 7:00pm
Monthly Fellowships
Monthly Panel Discussions

RUF is a faith home on Wesleyan's campus for the convinced and unconvinced alike to feel known and loved. We seek for RUF to be a community that will warmly welcome you to come with questions, worship God, serve others, grow in your knowledge of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and experience a loving community and deep fellowship. All of our events are on campus; we have weekly large group meetings on Tuesday nights where we worship together, Bible studies for you to grow and examine your faith, multiple social events every week, and once-a-semester retreats where you can meet and fellowship with other colleges. If you have any questions you can email the RUF Campus Director - Amanda DeYoung (amanda.deyoung@ruf.org)

Wesleyan Episcopal and Lutheran Fellowship is an inclusive, welcoming, and affirming group for students of any background that want to grow in their walk of faith. We meet on Mondays at 5 pm for Crafts and Community on the Mt Vernon Porch off the dining hall. During Crafts and Community we engage our creativity by making inspirational crafts (creating gratitude jars, decorating prayer journals, etc) and engage our spirits by encouraging each other in prayer. We are a part of the larger Macon Episcopal and Lutheran Fellowship and participate with them in service projects, nights out, and retreats. Wesleyan students are also invited to our All ELF meeting on Thursday at 5:30 at St. Paul's Episcopal. For more information, email denadouglashobbs@gmail.com, find us on Instagram at @elfmacon, or visit our website at elfmacon.com.

Wesley exists to challenge, inspire, and equip young adults to deepen their relationships with Jesus by creating space for worship, teaching, sacred practices, hard questions, and community for all regardless of background, religious experience, or convictions. Those who participate find the safety to deconstruct, reconstruct, and grow their faith so they are more prepared to transform the world they encounter in Jesus’ name. Every Tuesday night, we gather at Centenary UMC at 7:40 pm for Wesley Worship, which is open to all college students in Macon. On Wesleyan’s campus, Lisett Cruz is hosting a family group on Wednesday nights at 7 pm where everyone is invited to bring their authentic self and grow in faith together. On Fridays, we meet up at 11 am for Community Group, where Wesley staff lead us in learning about God, sharing stories and songs, and tackling the questions we all ask in our faith journeys. We would love for you to come hang out! Join our Groupme at https://bit.ly/wesco_wesley_groupme to stay in the loop on details. Let’s show God’s love on campus!