

These three remain: Faith, Hope, and Love.
Wesley Wright: Biblical Faith, Relational Brotherhood

In the name of the Father
Jesus Mission is Wesley's Mission and he said
and the Son
and the Holy Spirit
"Repent and be Baptized (dunked under water) for the forgiveness of your sins." Said John the Baptist in Mark 1







Wesley Wright is a Christian missionary who specializes in helping young men from all backgrounds—from affluent families and church families to those who are fatherless or struggling in poverty.
Wesley began serving in Cambodia, South Africa, New Orleans, and Baton Rouge after Hurricane Katrina.
Wesley gave up a well-paying management position to accept a position, helping fatherless children. Wesley later worked with the DFW Church of Christ, where he helped establish a teen ministry, a college ministry, and HOPE program for children in inner-city South Dallas. Many young men and young women came to faith during this time.
"Teaching them to obey everything (Jesus) commanded..."
The Bible studies teach people to obey Jesus words which gives them the faith to get baptized into Christ.
The Older women teach the younger women and the Older men teach the younger men is the instruction we follow from the Bible in Titus.
"Faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard from the word of Christ." Romans
"Go to all nations and Make Disciples (of Jesus)."
All nations have to come to America so now we can make disciples of all nations without leaving the USA, then we send the disciples of Jesus back to their countries to plant churches where they live.
When one of the elders explained the 40 member church couldn't support his salary long term, he wanted to make sure the church did well. Remembering a successful preacher telling him that working in the secular world helped him be better for God in the ministry, he went to work in the world.
For the next 15 years.. His goal was to follow Jesus’ example of working before beginning His ministry again.
This one of the first events held by the new Church in Fort Collins, Colorado.


Inspired by Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow, Wesley prayed for a church to be planted in Fort Collins, Colorado, where he had family and friends attending Colorado State University. After two years of prayer, God led Wesley there.
Two years later, he graduated, and through God’s grace, the Denver Church of Christ planted a church, which continues to serve the community today.
Hallelujah!
Fort Collins Church Plant

Wesley met Michelle through the church. They married in the Church of Christ in June 2018. They have four children.
Wesley and Michelle have served with the Southeast Church of Christ and the League City Church of Christ
and visit many churches and reaching out to young men who want to study the Bible. Recently, Wesley has been studying the Bible with people of false religions and beliefs from forgein nations who now live among us.
You didn’t come this far to stop



"Let the Little Children come to Me." -Jesus
If you give a cup of cold water to one of these little ones you have done it for me, Jesus.




A Ministry of Love, full of Grace and full of truth, the Jesus way
The Wright Family: Rooted in the Bible
Wesley and Michelle Wright, married in 2018, lead their family as a testament to everyday evangelism. Together with their four homeschooled children—Sarah, Grace, Joni, and Thomas—they serve the Church.
Michelle’s dedication to homeschooling creates a nurturing environment, while Wesley continues to mentor young men, including a Muslim young man, demonstrating relational brotherhood and the power of honest scripture.

Wesley’s Prayer
“Lord, You said, ‘Give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over.’ We ask You to bless everyone who gives to this ministry and return to them ten, twenty, thirty, or even a hundred times what was sown.
“We also pray for the lost souls who will be found and reconciled to their Father in heaven through this ministry. May they help others so that America may return to Christ and those from other nations who live here may take the gospel back to their own countries, as You commanded in Matthew 28:16–20 and explained the boundaries of the nations in Acts 17. Amen.”

