About Our Church

The history of Callahan Methodism reaches back to at least January 30th, 1886, according to the quarterly conference report. The first church structure was north of the seaboard railroad. The second was in the middle of the block on Green Street between Kings Road and Booth Street. This was demolished by a storm. Next was at the intersection of Green Street and Kings Rd.

The dedication of the new brick church on the corner of Well St. (Hwy 301) and Booth Street took place in 1912. Church was held there until around 1960, the seat of desire for new sanctuary was planted. Service in the new church was June 23rd, 1963. An Educational Building, Parsonage, and Social Hall were added and consecrated February 9th, 1975. Through many changes and modifications worship services are still held here.

Although the building has some age, we are an ever-changing church, that brings up to date ideas and programs to carry out God’s word, all the while keeping a conventional church look. We strive to get outside the building to be the hands and feet of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.