Stallings Church – A Global Methodist Community

For our digital church members

Please join us Sunday for our Traditional Service at 11:00 am.

Online service is available on our Live Service

Did you know?

Our church’s story began around 1911, largely through the efforts of P. D. and Margaret Drye, in a growing little community called Stallings.

The railroad brought people and business to town, and the country store was a gathering place for neighbors. In fact, before there was a church building, Methodist worship services were held in an old store building!

A church building followed in 1912. But in 1919, lightning struck and the building burned. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to try to save it, but the fire was too much. The congregation rebuilt, and that building remains part of our church today.

From a country store to 115 years of faith and fellowship, one thing hasn’t changed: the importance of faith and community.

A place to worship. A family to belong to.

Historical source: Town of Stallings, NC — About Stallings, along with the historical account in Footprints of Faith.

https://www.stallingsnc.org/…/Town-of…/About-Stallings

Photo note: General store and railroad scene is an AI-generated historical illustration. The inset images are from the Stallings Church historical collection; the couple’s identities have not been confirmed.

To our online church family… WE SEE YOU!

Whether you’re watching live on Sunday morning, catching up later in the week, or joining us from miles away, we want you to know something.

You may not be sitting in one of our pews, but you’re still part of our church family.

We’re so glad you’re here!

Homecoming at Stallings is in a few weeks and we’re a little nostalgic. God has been at work in our community since 1911 and we pray to remain in His will today.

Join us as we celebrate November 1st 11am