Rogersville United Methodist Church History

Rogersville United Methodist Church is committed to ministries of discipleship, compassion and mission in Jesus’ name. Each Sunday morning we worship at 110 Colonial Road, Rogersville, Tennessee.

The first building occupied by the Rogersville United Methodists was a log building located on Kyle Street in 1822 the second building which was started in 1857, crumbled and was never completed. The third was another frame building on the same site in 1872. The first worship service in the present building was on August 13, 1950.

For 183 years this church has been spreading the gospel in word and deed. We are committed to continue that mission until the return of our Lord Jesus Christ by witnessing, teaching, preaching and outreach. We hope that you will become part of our history here.

The Methodist Church believes today, as Methodism has from the first, that the only infallible proof of a true church of Christ is in its ability to seek and to save the lost, to disseminate the Pentecostal spirit and life, to spread scriptural holiness, and to transform all peoples and nations through the gospel of Christ.