Clubs in Wesley Centenary
Bowling Club
The Bowling Club is a long-established feature of life in Wesley Centenary. At present all the members are ladies but men would be most welcome. So, if you are a bowler, come and join us!
Contact Marjorie Irvine (9147 3101)
The Bowling Club meets at 2.00-4.00pm each Thursday
(Sept-May) in the Epworth Hall
Craft Club
The Craft Club is aimed at retired people and, knowing that Satan finds work for idle hands to do, we aim to keep them occupied with a variety of crafts, including making greeting cards, bookmarks and fridge magnets. Some of our ladies also practice more traditional crafts like knitting, soft toy making and embroidery. Several times a year the Club operates a stall to sell what we make. The proceeds of these sales go mainly to Church funds.
The group is for men and women and there is plenty of fun and craic, as there is in any group organised by Phyllis!
(Left: Phyllis); (Right: Craft Club sale)
Contact Phyllis Watters (9146 2587)
The Craft Club meets at 2.00pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
each month (Sept-May) in the Epworth Hall
Thursday Night Social Group
This is a new venture, aimed specifically at married couples and singles in the 18+ age group. We provide badminton, table tennis, air hockey, table football, board games, etc, coffee, tea and friendship, plenty of fun and craic. We also arrange nights out – trips for ten pin bowling, cinema, pizza, etc.
Feel free to come along and join in the fun. You will be made most welcome. We want to emphasise that it is not for unaccompanied children or teenagers. However, parents can bring their own children.
(Thursday Club BBQ)
Contact Mark (9146 5384) or Karen (9146 6306)
The Thursday Club meets 7.30–9.30pm
on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays
each month (Sept-May) in the Epworth Hall
Holiday Club
This is a new venture, started in 2010, and is a joint club between the six churches on the Bangor and Holywood 
Circuit, though organised from Wesley Centenary. The Club organises an annual coach-based holiday, open to all but particularly suitable for people who might not get a holiday otherwise. However, you need to be able to get in and out of a coach. In 2010 the group went to Harrogate with Giles tours and in 2011 to Oban, Scotland, with Highland Heritage. 2012 – To be announced!
(Left: Holiday Club at Harrogate)
Contact Phyllis Watters (9146 2587)
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