...Since 1883, the Dickinson United Methodist Church has been actively involved in the lives of everyday people. When the Twin Towers fell, we were here. When the Berlin Wall came down, we were here. When Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, Walter Cronkite broadcast nightly Viet Nam War updates, and Howdy Doody first appeared on black and white TV sets in our Dakota living rooms, we were here. We've been here in ministry through World War II... and World War I...and the Spanish-American War. We shared the love of Jesus Christ through the entire Dustbowl and Great Depression. When Teddy Roosevelt was punching cattle in the Badlands, we were creating discipes in Dickinson. When the automobile was invented...and the airplane...and the toaster...and the ballpoint pen, we were already here on the corner of Third Street and First Avenue West.

...It's not just our history. It's who we are today and will be for generations yet to come.

...If you're looking for a church to call home, please do check us out. We're not the perfect church for everyone, but....who knows?...we might just be perfect for you and your family!