Wesley Campus
The Wesley Campus of National United Methodist Church is a joyful and inclusive community of faith, deeply rooted in the teachings of Jesus and ecumenical in spirit.
The Wesley Campus and the Metropolitan Memorial Campus are a merged congregation and are proud to be known by one name: National United Methodist Church.
Wesley has a long history in Washington, DC. It was organized under the auspices of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church on December 24,1828 and moved to its current location in May 1922.
Today, Wesley values worship, music, and fellowship and welcomes all into its building.
5312 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20015
Sunday Mornings
11 am: Worship Service
12:30 pm: Lunch (Free sit down meal after service. All welcome.)
Livestream: www.nationalchurch.org/live
Jazz at Wesley
Fourth Saturday of each month
6:30 - 8:30 pm
www.nationalchurch.org/jazz
Our Values
As a congregation, we seek to embody what we long for the world to become:
welcoming of all persons
respectful of the earth and its creatures
concerned for justice and human well-being
alive with the arts
supporting of children
eager to defend the under-privileged and the vulnerable
open to growth and learning.
We believe our faith calls us individually and corporately to practice love and reconciliation and thus join Christ’s Spirit in building a better world.
Jazz at Wesley
The fourth Saturday of each month, the Wesley Campus of NUMC hosts an entertaining evening of jazz, bringing some of DC’s most notable jazz musicians into our fellowship hall.