Vernon Helmuth (date of birth unknown – ) is an American preacher and minister within the conservative Anabaptist tradition, affiliated with Charity Christian Fellowship in Leola, Pennsylvania. Likely born into a Mennonite or Amish community—given his surname and the group’s heritage—Helmuth’s early life remains undocumented publicly, typical of many plain-folk ministers who prioritize humility over personal spotlight. His ministry centers on expository preaching, with sermons like “The Believer’s Rest” and “The Christian’s Duty in Evil Times” available through Charity Christian Fellowship’s platforms, reflecting a focus on biblical fidelity, practical holiness, and separation from worldly culture. Helmuth’s role within Charity Christian Fellowship, a network emphasizing “like faith and practice” among autonomous congregations, suggests he’s a respected voice in this tight-knit community. His preaching, delivered in a straightforward style, aligns with Anabaptist values of simplicity and obedience to Scripture, often addressing family life, stewardship, and spiritual resilience. While not a nationally known figure like some evangelists, his influence likely extends through sermon recordings and local gatherings. Personal details, such as family or education, are absent from public records, consistent with the group’s low-profile ethos. He continues to serve in Pennsylvania, contributing to a tradition wary of modernity yet committed to Gospel proclamation.