Albion Wesleyan Church

11/02/2026

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11/01/2026

Good morning and welcome to Albion Wesleyan Church. We are glad you could join us today. Our scriptures for today: Proverbs 30:7-9 / Hebrews 4:15,16 / Revelation 7:9-17 / Revelation 20:11-15 / John 3:16-18 / Isaiah 49:8-13 / Psalm 23:1-3 / Reevelation 21:3-4 / Psalm 34:1-10, 22

10/27/2026

https://www.crossroadsdistrict.org/team-updates/systems-carry-what-passion-starts

Every pastor I know has watched something start on passion and die on logistics. The fall outreach push that filled the parking lot in September and was forgotten by November. The guest follow-up...

10/25/2026

Good morning and welcome to Albion Wesleyan Church. We are glad you could join us today. We are excited to welcome Glenn Kaiser to lead worship and share the Word of God with us.

10/18/2026

10/16/2026

Albion Wesleyan Church
800 E Main Street, Albion, IN 46701
Sunday, October 25th
10am service

10/16/2026

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Five-Day Devotional: Giving God What Belongs to Him Day 1: A Question Meant to Trap, an Answer That Frees Read: Matthew 22:15-22 The Pharisees came to Jesus with flattery on their lips and a trap in...

10/09/2026

Facebook This Sunday we are walking through one of Jesus' most vivid parables — The Wedding Banquet (Matthew 22:1-14).

A king prepares an extravagant celebration for his son. He sends his servants again and again to invite people. Some are too busy. Some ignore the call entirely. But the king doesn't give up — he opens the doors wide and invites everyone he can find, "the bad as well as the good."

Here's what strikes us: God, the King, has been sending servants — prophets, apostles, disciples, and ordinary believers like us — throughout all of history with one message: Come. The banquet is ready.

But an invitation always requires a response.

Your RSVP is simply saying YES to Jesus:
✅ Yes, I am a sinner.
✅ Yes, I need a Savior.
✅ Yes, I receive the invitation and put on Christ.

And for those of us who have already said yes — we're called to keep inviting others in. Our job isn't to worry about how people respond. Our job is to go and invite.

"So go to the street corners and invite to the banquet anyone you find." — Matthew 22:9

Have you said yes to the invitation? And who in your life still needs to hear about it? Share this with someone who needs an invite this week. 👇

See you Sunday at 10am!

10/06/2026

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October is Pastor Appreciation Month, and it happens to land right in the middle of our series on the marks of a healthy church. That is a fitting place for it, because the relationship between a church and its pastor is a vital sign. It belongs on the same list as clarity about who you are and a pathway for making disciples. A congregation that honors, supports, and befriends the pastor God has given it is showing you something about the health of the whole body, and a congregation that does not is showing you something too.

Ministry is heavy on its own. That is not a complaint. It is a description of the work. We stand with families at gravesides. We sit in hospital rooms at two in the morning. We preach to people we love knowing that heaven and hell are real and that eternity is in the room. We carry what people tell us in confidence and cannot set it down anywhere else. The writer of Hebrews knew this when he described pastors as those who "are keeping watch over your souls, as those who will have to give an account" (Hebrews 13:17). That is not a job description you leave at the office. The weight is built in. God gave it to us, and he gives the grace to carry it.

Read more: https://www.crossroadsdistrict.org/team-updates/healthy-churches-take-care-of-their-pastors

10/04/2026

Good morning and welcome to Albion Wesleyan Church. We are excited to welcome our Assistant District Superintendent Carla Working to preach for us today.