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What We Believe
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What do United Methodists believe?
The United Methodist Church's members share beliefs with other
Christian groups, including faith in God: the Father, the Son,
and the Holy Spirit. Traditionally, we have emphasized the following:.
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God will comfort, guide, and forgive us as we confess our sins, no matter
who we are or what we have done. Serving others and Christian faith go hand in hand We find peace with God and spiritual fulfillment both in
solitary moments of reflection and in a community of faith. Our Church is made up of people who share faith in Jesus
Christ. We seek to make our private and our public actions congruent
with our faith. We are a global movement of churches that's making a
difference in the world.
•Adapted
from
www.unitedmethodist.org
©
2001 United Methodist Communications
Salvation
Do United Methodists believe that faith in Jesus Christ is
necessary to go to heaven?
• answer from
www.umc.org
the official
online ministry of the United Methodist Church
What does it mean to be saved, to accept Jesus as your
personal savior?
• answer from The Upper Room
www.upperroom.org
Baptism
"By Water and the Spirit A United Methodist Understanding of
Baptism"
• from The General Board of Discipleship
www.gbod.org
Does baptism mean that I am saved?
• answer from
www.umc.org the official online ministry of the United
Methodist Church
Communion
Holy Communion Study Resources
• from The General Board of Discipleship
www.gbod.org
May a person who has not been baptized participate in Holy
Communion?
• answer from
www.umc.org the official
online ministry of the United Methodist Church
United Methodist Social Principles
Social Principles
•from the General
Board of Church and Society
www.umc-gbcs.org
Our
Social Creed
• from
www.umc.org
the official
online ministry of the United Methodist Church
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