We are the student council for Wesley. We implement biblical truths and help lead in foundational areas. These students make themselves available to serve and invite others to serve as well. Connexion is a position held for a minimum of a semester. These students are recognized through the affirmation process held twice a year.

• Seek Christ.

• Feel called by God to serve Wesley.

• Make themselves available through the affirmation process.

• Commit to 6–8 hours of service per week.

• Be present at weekly Wesley events.

• Actively participate in a Kindle small group.

• Represent the ministry.

• Create a Connexion covenant and rule of life.

• Serve as a coordinator in one of the following areas: Outreach, Fellowship, Worship, Discipleship, or Missions.

• Serve until the end of the term.

• Invite students and build teams that grow in love for God and neighbor.

• Attend Jump Start Retreats at the beginning of each semester (Spring & Fall).

• Attend Connexion meetings weekly for the first six weeks of the semester, then every other week.

• Connexion Coordinator – Works with campus minister(s) to fulfill Wesley’s mission and vision. Coordinates Connexion meetings, sets the agenda, and serves as a liaison between the campus and Wesley.

• Discipleship Coordinator – Encourages deep and intentional relationships by creating and overseeing Spark and Kindle groups.

• Ember Missions Coordinator – Leads the community in serving as the hands and feet of God. Organizes mission teams for weekly, semesterly, and annual engagement opportunities.

• Ignite Worship Coordinator – Develops meaningful worship rhythms within the community. Invites students to participate in worship through singing, playing instruments, and production.

• Fellowship Coordinator – Organizes fun and engaging gatherings that strengthen relationships. Plans fellowship opportunities, including weekly events and semester retreats.

• Outreach Coordinator – Expands Wesley’s reach beyond its walls by connecting with students and organizations. Encourages campus-wide outreach through weekly, semesterly, and annual initiatives.

What Am I Doing?

• You are following your call.

• You are making yourself available by posting your letter on the wall.

• Follow the steps below to participate in the affirmation process.

Steps to Participate:

1. Read each letter from those who have made themselves available.

2. Affirm the person you feel God is calling to serve in that area by writing their name on the provided paper and placing it in the box.

3. Pray for each person who has made themselves available and for the impact of the community on campus.

What Am I Not Doing?

• Campaigning (for myself or others).

• Running for a position.

• Voting for or against someone.

• Worrying about qualifications.

What to Include in Your Letter:

• Your name.

• How long you can serve: Spring Semester or Full Year (January–December).

• The area you feel called to serve.

• Your personal calling: What does serving in this area look or feel like for you?

• Your vision: What has God placed on your heart to do differently in this ministry?