United Methodist
Major Protestant denomination
United Methodist refers to a member or the practices of the United Methodist Church, a major Protestant denomination formed in 1968 from the merger of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church.
It is one of the largest mainline Protestant denominations in the United States, known for its Wesleyan theological heritage emphasizing grace, social justice, and personal piety.
She was raised United Methodist but converted to Catholicism.
The United Methodist congregation voted on the proposal.
- GraceName or honorific
- MethodismWesley's Protestant movement
- circuit riderClergy serving scattered communities
- hymn singingVocalizing religious songs
- altar callSummons to public faith
Protestantism · lay leader · small group · potluck dinner · Trinity
- Methodist churches
- DenominationsBaptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Catholic
- Mainline ProtestantsEpiscopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Anglican, Congregational
- MethodismWesley, Methodism, circuit rider, Wesleyan, class meetings
United MethodistSouthern Baptist
American Protestant denomination
Roman Catholic · Eastern Orthodox · papal · Catholic · nondenominational
United MethodistRoman Catholic
Christian denomination led from Vatican
Catholic · Eastern Orthodox · Pope · papist · Greek Orthodox
united, Methodist, unite, unites, uniting, unity, union, unions, unification