Ways We Grow

Volunteers from Ozark (Mo.) United Methodist Church's disaster response team pray before beginning to clear storm damage in Joplin, Mo. File photo by Mike DuBose, United Methodist Communications.

John Wesley, the historic founder of Methodism, taught that by God’s grace Christians continue to grow spiritually throughout their lives. Through acts of love for God and our neighbor, United Methodists ready ourselves to receive the ways in which God will enrich our spiritual journeys.

In this section you'll find stories that inspire, practices to deepen your spiritual life, and resources to sustain you on your journey of growing and deepening faith.

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    Worship & Devotion

    United Methodists nurture their faith through public acts of worship and private acts of devotion. Read More

    The Rev. Megan Shitama Weston leads worship during the 2016 United Methodist General Conference. File photo by Mike DuBose, United Methodist Communications.

    Spiritual Life

    Through worship, prayer, service and advocacy, United Methodists live as disciples of Jesus Christ in their communities and around the world. Read More

    United Methodists have many selections to help us grow as followers of Jesus. Photo by Joe Iovino, United Methodist Communications.

    Resources for Leaders

    Looking for ways to engage your Sunday school class or small group? We have some helpful resources, ideas and recommendations. Read More

    An Advent wreath with one lit candle represents the first week of Advent. Photo by Kathleen Barry, United Methodist Communications.

    Advent & Christmas

    United Methodists nurture their faith through public acts of worship and private acts of devotion. Read More

    A Lenten cross at Hillcrest United Methodist Church in Nashville, Tennessee.

    Lent & Easter

    United Methodists use Ash Wednesday and Lent as a time to reflect as they prepare to celebrate Holy Week and the joy of Easter. Read More

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