Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association

The Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association (KMHA) is a Christian denomination in eastern Kentucky aligned with Holiness Methodist beliefs. The Association was begun in 1925 by Lela G. McConnell, a deaconess in the Methodist Episcopal Church. The Association maintains a Wesleyan-Holiness doctrine with a strong emphasis on sanctification. The association maintains an elementary school, a high school, a four-year Bible college, two radio stations, a district of churches, and a farm. Philip Speas is the current association president.

Although the Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association has 14 member churches, it does not consider itself to be a "denomination," and many of its member churches list themselves as "non-denominational." The Kentucky Mountain Holiness Association joined the National Holiness Association as a member (now known as the Christian Holiness Partnership), though many of its members are present at the Interchurch Holiness Convention as well.