Vanderbilt Wesley Fellowship

Vanderbilt Wesley Fellowship is a Methodist-based campus ministry serving students at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. As a student-led organization, the fellowship provides comprehensive spiritual and community engagement programming designed to support the holistic development of university students. The organization facilitates weekly dinner gatherings paired with student-led discussions that encourage open dialogue and critical thinking about personal faith journeys. Beyond regular meetings, Vanderbilt Wesley Fellowship organizes special events and service opportunities throughout the academic year, allowing students to apply their faith through meaningful community action. The ministry welcomes students from all backgrounds and denominations, creating an intentionally diverse and radically welcoming environment where individuals can explore their spiritual identities. Led by Campus Minister Rev. Aimee Baxter and Ministry Associate Molly M. Borneman, the fellowship is guided by a dedicated Board of Directors committed to fostering inclusion and belonging. The organization emphasizes the development of each student's unique gifts and strengths through collaborative programming and peer-led initiatives. Vanderbilt Wesley Fellowship operates under the belief that authentic community is built through intentional connection, shared meals, honest conversation, and collaborative service. Whether students are exploring faith for the first time or deepening existing spiritual practices, the fellowship provides a supportive space for growth and belonging within the Vanderbilt University community in Nashville.