Methodist Heritage

Methodist Heritage refers to the beliefs, traditions, and values rooted in the Methodist movement, which began in the 18th century through John Wesley’s efforts to reform the Church of England. It emphasizes personal faith, social justice, and a commitment to service. Methodists focus on living a holy life, growing spiritually, and caring for others through compassionate action. Their heritage also includes foundational practices like hymn singing, small group fellowship, and an emphasis on Scripture and personal experience in faith. Overall, it reflects a faith rooted in grace, community, and a desire to make a positive difference in the world.