Also known as the First United Methodist Church of Warren/Bristol, the Warren United Methodist Church is a historic worship place in Warren, Rhode Island. It was constructed in the 1794 for the First Methodist Church congregation in the city. The project was under the supervision of Reverend Daniel Smith.

Today?s Warren United Methodist Church, however, is already a renovated version of the first structure. The members decided to replace the whole thing altogether in 1845. A pipe organ from the Simmons of Boston was also installed, as well as a one-ton bell in the tower.

Its long history allowed the Warren United Methodist Church?s main building and rectory to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971.