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Although we oppose war and urge nations to find peaceful means of conflict resolution, The United Methodist Church loves and supports those who serve in the armed forces.
We are committed to providing pastoral ministry to members of the armed forces and their families both during their service and after their return home. Congregations are encouraged to support those serving through prayer and to welcome their participation in the ministry of the church once they return.
The church also advocates on behalf of veterans, particularly those who are suffering from physical and emotional injuries, for medical care and benefits to promote their healing and successful return to civilian life.
Tom Lough almost lost his life in the Vietnam War. Today, the lifelong United Methodist pays tribute to his fellow Army veterans with a hymn written especially for them.
Church celebrates the unique gifts of those who've served. "You want to touch hearts and minds for the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Find some veterans."
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