Church Landmark

Methodist History: Church of Presidents
A United Methodist landmark in Washington, D.C. was built with donations from leaders like Lincoln along with church members across the U.S. View
Member Data
Survey asks “What do United Methodists believe?”
Members in the U.S. were polled about theology, and most identified themselves as "conservative/traditional." Read More
Social Issues

United Methodists care for migrants at Texas border town
Immigration Task Force saw United Methodists in action, aiding those seeking asylum near Brownsville. Read More
Global Church

Ask The UMC: How many missionaries are there?
In more than 60 countries around the world, United Methodist missionaries come from many places and backgrounds and witness and serve in dramatically different locales and cultures. Read More
How We Serve

Former street children in Congo find hope at peace club
United Methodist young people launched Kivu Youth Peace Club to help youth learn a trade and, more importantly, that others care. Read More
Methodist History

Tindley Temple: A Highlight of Methodist History
Learn about a church named for a Methodist preacher who drew huge crowds in the '20s and was a founding father of Gospel music. View
Daily Devotional

Today’s prayers and resources
Spend some time in prayer each day with these resources from The Upper Room. Read More
United Methodist Podcast

Faith, Love and Marriage with Côte d'Ivoire missionaries
Through lessons and by example, a United Methodist missionary couple to Côte d'Ivoire teaches about patience, respect, and appreciation in marriage. Listen