Moore Methodist Museum
Moore Methodist Museum
OPEN Monday-Saturday 10am-4pM
(CLOSED HOLIDAYS)
freE ADMISSION/donations accepted
100 Arthur J. Moore Drive
St. Simons Island, GA 31522
located next to Lovely Lane Chapel
at
Epworth by the Sea
912-638-4050
OPEN Monday-Saturday 10am-4pM
(CLOSED HOLIDAYS)
freE ADMISSION/donations accepted
100 Arthur J. Moore Drive
St. Simons Island, GA 31522
located next to Lovely Lane Chapel
at
Epworth by the Sea
912-638-4050
"What a surprise to find this great museum on site! Excellent information
and artifacts!" -Caroline
"...peaceful, informative and beautiful." -Pat and Wil
"...peaceful, informative and beautiful." -Pat and Wil
"Amazing!"
-Rev. Whatley
-Rev. Whatley
"Best. Best. Best. After all these years, never disappoints. Must come back soon."
-Susan
-Susan
"Visiting this museum was a delight and educational. Well done."
Rick
Rick
"A great experience - thank you."
Richard and Gale
Richard and Gale
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About the Museum
About the Museum
The Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum, located on the grounds of Epworth By The Sea on St. Simons Island, Georgia, is named for Bishop Moore who was instrumental in bringing his dream of a Methodist retreat and conference center into existence. The Moore Museum houses the archives for the South Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, an extensive Research Library, Gift Shop, and exhibits dedicated to the founding and history of Methodism, island history and much more. There are more than 20,000 visitors to the Moore Museum each year including over 3,500 confirmands, campers, youth and adult groups, and people like you. Make your plans to visit us soon!
The History Book Has Arrived
The History Book Has Arrived
The South Georgia Conference, created in 1866 by the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, began at a time of great change in the region. This updated edition of the History of the South Georgia Conference 1866 – 2018 traces the roots of Georgia Methodism from John Wesley’s residence in Savannah in 1736 through present day. The subsequent struggles, triumphs, decisions, and concerns can all be found within these pages.
The South Georgia Conference’s 610 active churches come alive with photos and histories documented by each church historian and now compiled within this second edition of History.
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