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The Movement Continues

Sep 13, 2018

Our response to God's call: Yesterday. Today. Forever.

The foundation of The United Methodist Church has always been to follow God's call of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. We do that in many ways and many places.

On this page you will find stories of United Methodists responding to their own calls and more about our Wesleyan heritage as the people of The United Methodist Church.

Resources

Our Wesleyan Heritage

  • Otterbein is an important figure in United Methodist history. Otterbein image courtesy United Brethren Historical Center. Isaac Long's Barn, courtesy United Methodist Archives and History.

    Who We Are

    A Founding Brethren: Facts for United Methodists about Otterbein
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  • People traveled great distances to attend camp meetings, like this one at Witwen around 1900. Photo courtesy Witwen Camp Meeting Association.

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    "Fishing with a large net": United Methodist camp meetings
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  • The sanctuary of Lovely Lane United Methodist Church reminds us our founding. Image courtesy Lovely Lane United Methodist Church.

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    The roots of The United Methodist family tree: Digging deeper
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  • The Christmas Conference founded the church that would be led by Francis Asbury. Image public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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    The Christmas Conference: 10 days that started a church
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  • John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, had his heart strangely warmed. Photo by Joe Iovino, United Methodist Communications.

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    Holy Spirit moments: Learning from Wesley at Aldersgate
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Faith Stories

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