KNOX UMC is a family of faithful people, who are nurtured biblically, who lives covenantly with one another, and who reaches out by making disciples to a lost and suffering world for God’s glory.

At Knox UMC you will be able to:

• Experience God, encounter Jesus Christ, and be empowered by the Holy Spirit.

• Develop and grow as a contagious Christian.

• Share your spiritual experiences and live with confidence through faith.

• Share your blessings and use these blessings to help relieve the sufferings of others, and

• Help other become disciples.

We believe in God, Creator of the world: and in Jesus Christ, the Redeemer of creation. We believe in the Holy Spirit, through whom we acknowledge God’s gifts, and we repent of our sin is misusing these gifts to idolatrous ends.

We affirm the natural world as God’s handiwork and dedicate ourselves to its preservation, enhancement, and faithful use by humankind.

We joyfully receive for ourselves and others the blessings of community, sexuality, marriage, and the family.

We commit ourselves to the rights of men, women, children, youth, young adult, the aging, and people with disabilities; to improvement of the quality of life; and to the rights and dignity of racial, ethnic, and religious minorities.

We believe in the right and duty of persons to work for the glory of God and the good of themselves and others and in the protection of their welfare in so doing; in the rights of property as a trust from God, collective bargaining, and responsible consumption; and in the elimination of economic and social distress.

We dedicate ourselves to peace throughout the world, to the rule of justice and law among nations, and to individual freedom for all people of the world.

We believe in the present and final triumph of God’s Word in human affairs and gladly accept our commission to manifest the life of the gospel in the world. Amen.
 

The first Protestant worship service held on Philippine soil was conducted in Manila on 28 August 1898 attended by both American soldiers and Filipino civilians, barely two weeks following the surrender of Manila to the American military forces.  This service was conducted by Rev. George C. Stull, a Methodist chaplain and a member of the Montana Annual Conference assigned to the First Montana Volunteers that was a contingent of the US fleet that sunk the Spanish fleet on Manila Bay on....................  (see more)
 

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