Tamil Methodist Church, Protestant church in Malacca, Malaysia

The Tamil Methodist Church is a Protestant church building in Malacca, Malaysia, originally built in 1908 and first known as Kubu Methodist Church. It stands as the spiritual home of the Tamil- and English-speaking congregation after the Peranakan and English-speaking members moved to a new church on Tengkera Street in 1954 and Mandarin-speaking Methodists left for Tan Chay Yan Street in 1955.

The church was built in 1908 and was first called Kubu Methodist Church. As the congregation outgrew the building, Peranakan and English-speaking expatriates built a new church on Tengkera Street in 1954, and Mandarin-speaking Methodists moved to their own church on Tan Chay Yan Street in 1955. The original building then became the spiritual home of the Tamil and English-speaking congregation.

The congregation worships in Tamil language, keeping alive Methodist traditions brought by Tamil immigrants to this region. This practice creates a space where cultural identity and faith traditions remain connected within Malaysia's diverse religious landscape.

The church stands in Melaka City, the state capital on Malaysia's west coast, at coordinates 2.19839, 102.24500. It is a short walk from the historic centre around Dutch Square and the Melaka River. Visitors should dress modestly and avoid arriving during Tamil-language worship; the building is an active Methodist church, not a museum.

The building was first called Kubu Methodist Church. In 1954 Peranakan and English-speaking members left for a new church on Tengkera Street, and in 1955 Mandarin-speaking Methodists moved to Tan Chay Yan Street, leaving this building to Tamil and English-speaking worshippers.