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The official United Methodist doctrine is that Jesus was the Son of God, the child of the virgin Mary and the Holy Spirit, truly God and truly Man, who for us and for our salvation came down from heaven. He is eternal Savior and Mediator, who intercedes for us and by him all persons will be judged.
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what the united methodist church believes As United Methodists, we have an obligation to United Methodists profess the historic Christian faith in God,
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UMC.org is the official online ministry of The United Methodist Church. One of the four areas of ministry focus for The United Methodist Church, the Global Health Initiative aims to eliminate diseases of poverty such as malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. Join the United Methodist Church's efforts to overcome malaria.
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The Methodist doctrine of "entire sanctification" produced longings which could not be satisfied scripturally, as God does not promise sinless perfection,
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Key United Methodist information links on United Methodist history, doctrine and theology, including John, Charles, and Susanna Wesley.
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Researching Your United Methodist Ancestors: A Brief Guide If you believe your ancestor was a fully-ordained minister or a missionary in the United Methodist tradition and want some genealogical information then please feel free to fill out our Genealogical Research Information form.
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Importantly, he clarifies the nature and the specific claims of "official" United Methodist doctrine in a way that moves beyond the current tendency to...
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In Methodist Doctrine: The Essentials, Ted Campbell outlines historical doctrinal consensus in American Episcopal Methodist Churches in a comparative and...
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Bishop Hope Morgan Ward defends her decision to allow the testimony in a letter to the conference that states, “As your bishop, I have been given responsibility to uphold the doctrine, discipline and polity of The United Methodist Church.
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So far as civil government are concerned it is certainly a new doctrine, for Judge Story says, Nor have the Episcopalians, the Lutherans, the Presbyterians, or the Methodist churches been more fortunate in this particular; while the Baptists have at same time preserved their liberty and enjoyed the blessing of harmony.
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