Interdenominational Cooperation Fund

While we are proud of what the United Methodist Church believes and particular role it has played in the history of the Church universal, we recognize we are only a part of the larger Christian community.  Thus, we support efforts to bring dialogue between the various denominations of the Christian Church.

What is the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund?

The Interdenominational Cooperation Fund is one of the seven apportioned funds of The United Methodist Church. It was established in 1952 to support ecumenical efforts around the world, witness to the Christian faith, foster a renewal of Christian unity and understanding, meet human suffering, and advocate for global peace and justice.

What does the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund support?

Giving to the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund apportionment nurtures the ministries of Churches Uniting in Christ, the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, the World Council of Churches, the World Methodist Council and the Commission on Pan-Methodist Cooperation and Union.

Find out still more about the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund by going to the United Methodist Giving webiste.