Our History
Serving Waller since 1888
Everyone has a story
In 2022, we became a part of the Global Methodist Church. We were
formally known as Waller United Methodist Church.
The Waller Methodist Episcopal Church, South, traces its history to 1888,
when we were first mentioned in Regional Methodist Conference records.
The congregation met in Waller School at Pine and Cherry Streets;
including a Methodist Sunday school led by Grace and Carrie White.
The church’s fiirst building was completed in 1906 at the corner of Farr and
Bois D’Arc Streets. The building was destroyed by a tornado two years later;
then rebuilt at the same location in 1909.
The church building was devastated by another tornado in 1917, and a new
building was erected at the corner of Smith and Cherry streets in 1920.
From 1920 to 1940, the Methodist alternated church services with Waller
Baptist, was served twice a month by circuit riding ministers.
The current building was built in 1940 and then in 2003 the beautiful
stained-glass window was installed.
Our Celebration Center, which previously had the life of a hardware store,
was generously donated by a member for outreach to the people in our
community
