Canal Fulton United Methodist Church
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Worshiping in a manner that is meaningful for you.
 
Our Vision:
To Share the Gospel so all may become mature disciples of Jesus Christ
Our Mission:
To reach out to welcome all and together walk with Christ.
Church History
Our “little brick church” has been located here since 1810 with the first building being constructed in 1831 on River Rd. In that time, the pastors were circuit riders who preached the gospel wherever folks would listen - sometimes in cabins, taverns, barns or even in open fields.

Our present building facing Cherry St. was built in 1856 with additions in the 1950s, 1962 and 1977. Although extensive remodeling and additions have been added over the years, we are still known as that “friendly little church on the hill”.
If you like a little more details, check out the history compiled for the 150th anniversary.

Our doors remain open for all seeking new paths on which to travel and new friends with whom to walk.
 
 
Small Groups and Studies
  • United Methodist Women
  • United Methodist Men
  • Sunday Evening Bible Study
  • Out and About
  • Book Club
  • Parish Nurses
  • Wednesday Weavers (knitting and Crocheting group)
  • Youth Group

Committees and Councils
  • Admin Council
  • Education Committee
  • Family Activities/Ministries Committee
  • Finance Committee
  • Lay Leaders
  • Trustees
  • Worship Tasks Committee

Canal Fulton UMC is a member of the Tuscarawas District and the East Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church.

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