Description
This course is a study of the origins, organization, religious life and key ideas, outreach, events, and figures in the development of United Methodism. The course aims at enabling the student to understand and evaluate United Methodism, in light of its antecedent organizations and those broader traditions historically related to the United Methodist Church; to participate responsibly in the leadership and growth of the United Methodist Church; and from an informed understanding of United Methodism, to become engaged perceptively in the ecumenical dialogue. For United Methodist students, this course meets the requirement of the Discipline for a course on United Methodist History.