Methodists and Baptists are Protestants who preach salvation by grace through faith, and they differ most on three things. Methodists baptize babies and accept sprinkling, teach that a believer can fall from grace, and have bishops appoint pastors. Baptists baptize only believers, by immersion, mostly teach that a true believer cannot be lost, and let each congregation choose its pastor. Both names cover more than one church. In the United States “Methodist” usually means the United Methodist Church (UMC), and…

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