Methodist Church

Protestant Christian denomination

The Methodist Church is a Protestant Christian denomination emphasizing personal faith, social justice, and methodical devotion—the "method" from which its name derives.

Founded in 18th-century England by John Wesley, it spread widely through evangelical preaching and became especially influential in America.

She was raised in the Methodist Church.

worship

hymn

Religious song of praise

liturgy · communion · altar · prayer · choir · organ · preaching · hymnody · open table · sacrament

Wesleyan

Methodism

Wesley's Protestant movement

love feast · quadrilateral · prevenient grace · itinerancy · perfectionism · testimony · warm heart · assurance · experience · stewardship

governance

conference

Organized meeting for discussion

minister · pastor · laity · clergy · elder · deacon · district · synod · annual conference · appointment

social

abolition

Formal discontinuation of practice

education · hospitals · missions · outreach · social gospel · prison reform · advocacy · soup kitchen · community service · settlement house

Categories
Opposites
theological doctrine

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Papal Christian institution

Catholic Church · Quakers · Presbyterian Church · Eastern Orthodox Church · Jehovah's Witnesses

historical and cultural positioning

Methodist ChurchChurch of England

Britain's state religion

established churches · state churches · Catholic Church · folk religion · secular humanism

Family

method, methods, methodical, methodically, Methodist, Methodists, church, churches, churched

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