Our denomination affiliation
Church of the Savior is a United Methodist Community of Faith. What does it mean to be a United Methodist? Maybe a better question is what does it mean to be a Christian? Our denomination gives us a rich heritage of actively engaging the world in ministry and mission. Our founder, John Wesley, believed that Christians, called Methodist, should continue to be in the world to make a difference.
"United Methodist" is a label for a particular movement of the Spirit that has impacted lives for over two hundred years. Since its beginning this movement has been heart centered, and has sought to provide an authentic expression of spirituality for all people. Methodism has sought to combine personal devotion to God AND the practice of living out this devotion in ways that bring compassion and mercy into the world around us.
At Church of the Savior we are more than a label…we are a movement. This movement is big enough to include all people who may share different beliefs but hold in common their love for Jesus Christ. Both President Bush and President Clinton are Methodists, so this alone should tell you that in our church there is a place for ALL people with diverse ideas and philosophies about life! If you want to discover a deeper connection to God and make a difference in this world we invite to become part of our movement.
