The history of Cascade United Methodist Church is much bigger than a single congregation and covers more than 200 years of time. It actually goes back to the year 1735 when two brothers, John, and Charles Wesley came from England to America and worked in Savannah, Georgia as missionaries. From this simple beginning, other missionaries continued to come to the colonies and established churches. And on December 24, 1784, at the Christmas Conference meeting in Baltimore, Maryland, the Methodist Episcopal Church was officially organized.

Cascade is part of the history of thousands of congregations around the world ministering under the umbrella of the United Methodist Church and the Lordship of Christ. We are, therefore, connectional and not autonomous.

What follows is a history of one part of a larger family that we call Cascade.