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Our History
In 1817, a new Methodist congregation organized in Old Middleton, about 3 miles west of downtown Winona. As the town of Winona grew around the railroad, the Methodist Church erected a frame building in 1871 on land donated by Col. Osborne Jones Moore, who is known as the “father of Winona.” On Christmas Day in 1898, the cornerstone was laid for the sanctuary where we continue to worship each Sunday, and the church was renamed in memory of Col. Moore.
In 2017, we celebrated the 200 years of faithful Methodist ministry that is our congregational heritage, and we are expectant for what God is going to do over the next 200 years among the Methodists in Montgomery County.
Our Vision
We are God's children sharing the love of Christ through study, worship, and service.
Sunday Mornings
On Sunday mornings, folks
begin gathering in the Fellowship House just after 9am for coffee and
sausage biscuits. Sunday school begins at 9:45 and worship starts at
10:55.
If you’re thinking of visiting for the first time, we will warmly welcome you no matter what you’re wearing. You’ll find people in all manners of dress. Some will be in jeans while others will be wearing a suit or a dress.