Methodist Church in the Golden Age | Golden Age

The Methodist Church has a rich history of promoting spiritual growth, conscious communication, and community building. With its emphasis on sanctification and the transforming effect of faith, Methodism has become a significant denomination in the Protestant Christian tradition. The Methodist Church is a member of the World Methodist Council and has a presence in over 130 countries. The church emphasizes sanctification and the transforming effect of faith, and is committed to promoting love, compassion, and social justice. The Methodist Women's Division has been a leader in promoting social justice and human rights, and the church has been influenced by early leaders such as George Whitefield and Charles Wesley.