Origins, beliefs, and practice of the Free Methodist Church in one practical reference.
This book presents the discipline that guides the church’s life, from its origins and core beliefs to its administrative structure, rituals, and educational and charitable institutions. It combines historical context with the rules and procedures that shape everyday church work.
- Learn how the Free Methodist Church began and what it stands for.
- See how church life is organized, including trials, governance, and the stationing process.
- Understand the role of Sunday-schools, missions, and charitable institutions.
- Explore the rites and ceremonies that mark baptisms, the Lord’s Supper, weddings, and burials.
Ideal for readers of church history, doctrinal summaries, and denominational governance manuals seeking a clear overview of this tradition’s structure and practice.