Mission Statement:
Out of obedience to God's Great Commission, to produce disciple making churches that will lead our world to Christ.
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OUR MINISTRY |
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| Since 1840, The Primitive Methodist Church has met the challenge of serving the Lord in a changing society. While the nucleus of our Denomination is found in Pennsylvania, we spread from New England to Florida, and as far west as Iowa. Church planting continues today, under the National Mission Board. | |||
| Primitive Methodism has become a bilingual community of believers. Several Churches in New England and Florida now provide the Hispanic community the opportunity to worship in the comfort of their own language. | |||
| The first Primitive Methodist missionaries arrived in Guatemala in 1922. By 1938, the Church had grown sufficiently to form their own National Conference. The International Mission Board continues to support Missionaries in Guatemala, as well as in Dominican Republic, Spain, Philippines, Canada, Pakistan, Venezuela and Alaska. Your support Reaches the Lost of the World. | |||
| The Primitive Methodist Church is a member of the National Association of Evangelicals. We strongly support the American Bible Society. | |||
| Pocono Mountain Bible Conference provides year-round programs for families and Summer Camp experiences for youth, at a facility located in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. | |||
| The Primitive Methodist Investment Foundation provides various opportunities for people to invest their money in Christian Ministries. | |||