A growing church for a growing community
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Get to Know Us
Founded in 2023, The Community Fellowship is a church plant that came about through the passing away of a historic congregation. Jamestown UMC was a stalwart of the Jamestown community for over 150 years. After many tragedies and hard conversations, the small congregation made the difficult decision to step out in faith, shut down what they had been doing, and look to start something new.
God graciously provided a building for the congregation to purchase and begin worshiping in November 2023. From our very first Sunday, our God-given vision for The Community Fellowship has been to create an intentionally multigenerational community of believers who will be a blessing to the immediate and extended community around us.
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What We Believe
The Community Fellowship is a theologically Wesleyan congregation that adheres to the doctrines and discipline of the Global Methodist Church.
Our most central and important theological declaration is that Jesus Christ is Lord. Everything else that we preach and believe stems from that confession.
We also confess the historic Christian Creeds, and see those as the explanation of what it means for us to declare Jesus as Lord of our lives.
Our denomination
The Global Methodist Church is a worldwide denomination made up of thousands of churches in hundreds of countries, rooted in the historic Christian faith and the Wesleyan tradition. The church upholds the authority of Scripture, the lordship of Jesus Christ, and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. In doctrine and practice, the Global Methodist Church emphasizes personal and social holiness, connectional accountability, and a mission-driven focus on evangelism, discipleship, and service both locally and globally.
Our network
The Community Fellowship is a proud member of and church plant in the Multiply Indiana network.
Multiply Indiana has a vision of reaching all parts of Indiana with the transforming power of the Gospel by planting 100 churches in a decade, and making 1,000,000 disciples in a generation.
