Student Voices

Megan's reflection on her time at Wesley and experience as an intern.

A reflection from Adrian on his Holy Week experience at Wesley.

Wesley is building a community around not only our people, but also our companions and pets.

Evan C., Junior, recaps Wesley's Spring Retreat and service project at Plainfield UMC.

By Mina W., Junior Colorado! Our trip started early on New Years Day when we departed from Wesley. Eight hours and a handful of stops later, we arrived in Lawrence, Kansas at First United Methodist Church. There, we enjoyed the church’s playground and walked a short trail to stretch our legs. After getting some dinner, we had a devotional time and went to sleep for the night. The next morning, we continued our drive to Colorado with some memorable stops along the way includin

By Kris, Wesley Intern The Holy Spirit guided me toward my star word MOVE. This word means a lot to me about my calling this year. I am moving to a different apartment this year, so I have a literal interpretation, but I have another interpretation as well. My other interpretation follows the definition of MOVE that means to take action. It is time for me to MOVE on many of my life and personal goals. It is time to MOVE on getting my driver’s license and getting a car. Then M

By Mabree H., Senior When I first visited Purdue, my parents and I drove past the Wesley Foundation, and I knew I needed to check it out. Then, during BGR week, I saw the Wesley table at the B-Involved fair and met Glen and a few other students. Their kindness and the way they talked about Wesley made it sound like a home. I knew I needed to go to service that Sunday, and once I did, I knew I had really found my place. ​ Before Wesley, I had never fully felt safe and comforta