The Methodist Church

The Methodist Church is a Christian denomination emphasizing personal faith, social justice, and community service. Originating in 18th-century England, it grew from the teachings of John Wesley, focusing on making faith accessible and relevant to everyday life. Methodists practice sacraments like baptism and communion, value Bible study, and promote outreach programs to help those in need. They believe in salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and uphold a structured but flexible church organization that encourages active participation. Overall, the Methodist Church seeks to nurture spiritual growth while making a positive impact in society.