Methodist Christianity

Methodist Christianity is a Protestant Christian tradition emphasizing personal faith, social justice, and a disciplined spiritual life. Originating in 18th-century England, it stresses the importance of scripture, God's grace, and the need for ongoing spiritual growth. Methodists often focus on community worship, prayer, service, and living ethically. They believe in salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and the importance of caring for others, including society's marginalized. The movement values both individual devotion and collective fellowship, encouraging believers to put faith into action through acts of charity, activism, and personal moral development.