Beliefs of Saint George Methodist Church

     Rooted in our rich Wesleyan heritage, Saint George Methodist Church stands as a living expression of the Christian faith. Grounded in the confession of Jesus Christ as Messiah, Son of God, and risen Lord, we embrace our calling to proclaim His name, share His love, and embody His grace.

     We believe in the power of Scripture as the foundation of our faith and practice, upheld by the historic creeds and teachings of the Church, and illuminated through the Wesleyan lens of grace, faith, and holiness. With hearts transformed by God’s prevenient, justifying and sanctifying grace, we seek to deepen our relationship with Christ and invite all to join in the journey of spiritual growth and renewal.

As a community of believers, we are dedicated to:

     1. Proclaiming the Gospel: Engaging in the Great commission to make disciples of all nations, introducing everyone to the saving grace of Jesus

Christ.

     2. Growing in Holiness: Encouraging spiritual growth through worship, discipleship, accountability, studying His word and the means of grace, striving toward the fullness of salvation in Christ.

      3. Loving God and Neighbor: Living out the Great Commandment by loving God with all our being and extending His love to our neighbors in acts of service, mercy, and compassion.

     4. Empowering Leadership: Affirming and equipping both laity and clergy to use their gifts in ministry, fostering a Spirit-led community of diverse backgrounds and experiences, grounded in Scripture and dedicated to serving God.

     5. Fostering Unity: Partnering with the universal Church in a spirit of mutual respect and cooperation to advance God’s Kingdom on earth.

     Through worship, witness, and service, Saint George Methodist Church seeks to be a beacon of hope and holiness, reflecting God’s love to a broken world. With unwavering faith, we press onward in our mission to spread scriptural holiness across the land, transforming lives and communities by the power of the Holy Spirit.

“To God be the glory, now and forevermore!”