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Luthersville UMC

Luthersville, GA Published

About

Luthersville UMC

Luthersville United Methodist Church has a rich heritage covering over 150 years. When organized in 1870, charter members were H. F. Culpepper; Nancy Nall, Mahala Nall, Mattie Culpepper, Fannie Keith, Mollie Martin, Marty Davis and Elizabeth Haynie. Charter members who were Trustees were Dr. J. W. Taylor, J. R. Brown, George Powledge, Dr. B. P. Bingham, J. Wesley Willingham, W. L. Davis and Albert Fuller. Beginning with R. F. Jones, who served as the organizing pastor. The congregation has continued to live into its calling as a community of faith committed to worship, discipleship, service, and witness. Worship has remained a vital source of spiritual nourishment, with attention given to biblical preaching, prayer, and the sacraments. The church has continued to engage in ministry to the wider community through outreach, service, and partnerships that reflect Christ’s compassion and justice. These efforts have reinforced the understanding that the church exists not only for itself, but for the transformation of the world for Jesus Christ.

Worship & Gatherings

Worship
Traditional
Sunday · 11:00–12:00 · Weekly
We are a small loving congregation.

Leadership Team

Palmer Boykin
Pastor
My journey into ministry began with a desire to serve. Over the last 25 years that has grown into a mission to encourage, uplift, and lead others toward a deeper relationship with Jesus.

Mission & Beliefs

Our Mission

The making disciples of Jesus Christ is the central purpose of the church's ministry, aiming to transform the world through faith, love, and service. This mission is rooted in Scripture, particularly Matthew 28:19-20, which calls Christians to "go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them... and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you," and Matthew 22:37, 39, which emphasizes loving God and neighbor.

Statement of Faith

We believe the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, is inspired by God and the final authority for faith and conduct. We believe in one God, eternally manifested in Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and that salvation is received through repentance and faith in Him. We commit to living a life of righteousness, service, and witness to His saving grace