How it all started...
In 1816 a Methodist Protestant Missionary John Stewart arrived in the Indian village of Wyandotte and became the first person to proclaim religion in this area.
The first organized religious gathering in the new city of Wyandotte was held by the Methodists in 1855.
While today’s congregation is the historical successor of the oldest Protestant congregation in Wyandotte, it’s beginning and its present day ministries is thoroughly modern.
The first organized religious gathering in the new city of Wyandotte was held by the Methodists in 1855.
While today’s congregation is the historical successor of the oldest Protestant congregation in Wyandotte, it’s beginning and its present day ministries is thoroughly modern.
Expanding the vision...
Wyandotte First UMC is committed to the heart of this city and is an active participant in the Downtown Business Association, the Ministerial Association, multiple outreach community events during the year, has a ministry to senior citizens and also supports local Food Banks and Soup Kitchen.
Where we are headed...
Wyandotte First Church is committed to fostering a family built around hope. Hope for the future. Hope for better. Hope for progress. Hope in Jesus. And as we move forward as a church family, inclusion and belonging remain at the center of who we are as followers of Christ.
