Welcome to Wesley Methodist Church Kuala Lumpur online! We are excited and delighted that you have chosen to visit our website. Thank you so much for spending a few minutes to get to know us. Our desire is to be a growing community of believers who demonstrate a passion for God, compassion for others and a desire to serve both. We believe it to be understood that no church is perfect and ours is certainly not. However, we aspire to be a church that is able to speak the truth in love about our imperfections – not try to hide them. We seek to be a place where people are restored, the community is strengthened, and lost people are coming to Christ. We believe it is the grace of God that transforms people into all God wants them to be. So we have designed our worship services intentionally to help people experience the special touch of His grace. We also believe that the Word of God is foundational to a growing believer so you are not tossed about by every wind of teaching that is out there but able to stand firm in your faith. So we have intentionally developed a discipleship track to help you build strong spiritual “muscles” and equip you for ministry. We also believe that applying God’s truth as revealed in the Bible helps people realize their full spiritual potential and enables them to live the Jesus-life abundantly. So we have a number of small groups whose primary purpose is to help people apply God’s Word to their daily lives. We also believe every believer is called by God to minister grace and truth to the world and that God has uniquely gifted you to touch your world with His message. So we have intentionally created different kinds of ministries to provide people with an opportunity to use their God-given gifts to minister to the Body of Christ and to the World. Finally, we also have a great pastoral support team, all of whom are ready to help you find your place and answer any questions you may have. We would love for you to be our special guest in our Sunday services! Come, drop by to visit us! Rev. Teoh Lee Yng, Pastor-in-charge