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Directions from the West

  1. Take US-22 E toward BETHLEHEM.
  2. Take the PA-512/CENTER STREET exit. 0.16 miles
  3. Keep LEFT at the fork in the ramp. 0.02 miles
  4. Turn LEFT onto BATH PIKE/PA-512 S.
  5. Continue to follow PA-512 S. 0.51 miles.
  6. PA-512 S becomes CENTER ST. 0.65 miles, you’ll see Wesley Church on the left. 

Directions from the East

  1. Take US-22 W. toward Bethlehem.
  2. Take the PA-512/CENTER STREET exit. 0.18 miles
  3. Keep LEFT at the fork in the ramp. 0.03 miles
  4. Turn LEFT onto BATH PIKE/PA-512 S. Continue to follow PA-512 S. 0.62 miles

5. PA-512 S becomes CENTER ST. 0.65 miles, you’ll see Wesley Church on the left.

Wesley Church

A United Methodist Congregation

2540 Center Street
Bethlehem PA 18017
info@wesleychurch.com
Office: 610-865-5715
Fax: 610-865-7909

Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Our office is closed on New Years Day,the Monday after Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and the Friday following, Christmas Eve,Christmas Day and the day following.

Daily Devotional

A Map to Christ

Read John 14:1-7

We are ambassadors for Christ, since God is making his appeal through us; we entreat you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.

- 2 Corinthians 5:20 (NRSV)

I work for a small municipality in a rural area of Tennessee. Perhaps the most interesting of my many job responsibilities is creating maps. The maps I produce vary in simplicity from a drawing representing a single parcel of land with zoning information to more detailed maps of regions with street names, building footprints, streams, and topographical data.

However, no matter what features I include on a map, without accurate data it is, in essence, useless. Without the proper labeling, orientation, and scaling, a map of the Smoky Mountains might look just like a map of the Swiss Alps. And without the proper legend and reference markers, a map of a biking path might direct the user into the middle of a river.

Something similar is true of our lives. Many of us are like living maps that lead others to Christ. To do this our maps must include love, kindness, gentleness, and generosity. They must be oriented in such a way that the user is pointed heavenward and not in the direction of the world. And they must be scaled to encompass all of God’s children, not just some select group that we feel most comfortable with.

I want to allow God to shape my life so that it guides others toward Christ.