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» S I D E B A R «	Video Close Upcoming Events Links Emory University Facebook Group Glenn Memorial UMC Joseph's blog The United Methodist Church	About Statement of Purpose \| The Word @ Emory Wesley Fellowship Ministries: Bible Study Statement of Purpose Wesley Fellowship: a community of disciples growing together in love of God and love of neighbor. Weekly Events *Each week* we have two main events Wednesday Night Dinner & Bible Study 6-8pm and Sunday Night Worship at 7pm in the Little Chapel, followed by desserts, conversation, & coffee/tea in Rm 211. These regular events are held at Glenn Church School Building near Glenn Auditorium/Sanctuary–click here for a map w/ directions. Plus you can follow/join the Emory Wesley Fellowship on Facebook here. Bible Study Join us every Wednesday from 6-8pm for dinner and Bible study. We will gather together for dinner and then split into 2/3 groups for Bible study at 6:45pm. Bible Study starts on *Aug. 25* with an Intro called “*Why We Study the Bible*” and regular Bible Studies will begin on Sept 1, 2010! Check out previous Fall 2009 Bible Studies Fall 2009 – Second Series Nooma with Joseph McBrayer The Gospel of John with Paige Matthews Fall 2009 – First Series UNbalanceD with Joseph McBrayer This Bible study will be a biblically rooted topical study on balance: what does it mean for something to be balanced? We will use pictures/media to determine and discern what is and is not balanced, we’ll discuss and figure out how to let God bring more balance our lives, and we’ll see what the Bible has to say about balancing work, school, family, and our spiritual lives. “Esther”with Jessica Terrell This Bible study will take a closer look at the story of Esther in the Old Testament: “A thrilling tale, comical characters, and timeless lessons for life. It has a story-like plot, tons of exaggeration and irony, and a host of characters who represent basic human concepts and practices.” We’ll be reading through the book of Esther and discussing this funny and insightful story.