Methodist Church

The Methodist Church is a Protestant Christian denomination that originated in the 18th century with John Wesley and his followers in England. It emphasizes a personal relationship with God, social justice, and living a moral life. Methodists believe in salvation through faith, grace, and good works. The church is known for its structured organization, including local congregations, regional conferences, and a global body. Worship often includes hymns, prayers, and sermons, and Methodists are active in community service and humanitarian efforts. The church values inclusivity and seeks to address social issues in alignment with Christian teachings.