Convienent quick links about the United Methodist Church in South Carolina.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The 2020 General Conference of The United Methodist Church convenes May 5-15, 2020, Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
To review Proposed Legislation: The Future of The UMC that will be considered at the General Conference CLICK HERE then scroll down the screen to the header bar titled “Proposed Legislation: The Future of The UMC.”
From there click the header bar “Comparison of These Five Proposals” to view and read a comparison of the five proposals. This summary compares proposals from various groups, in alphabetical order, about the structure of The UMC. It does not include proposals from individuals. Further details are in the documents and legislation. All proposals will be open for amendments at General Conference and may be subject to Judicial Council review. Note: This link makes available a viewable, downloadable, and/or printable document.
South Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church
Walterboro District, South Carolina Conference, The United Methodist Church
South Carolina United Methodist Advocate: Annual Conference 2019: A Future with Hope includes information, agenda, decisions, and actions that took place during the June, 2019 Annual Conference.
The 2020 General Conference of the United Methodist Church convenes in Minneapolis, Minnesota May 5-15, 2020. The General Conference is an international body of nearly 1,000 delegates that generally meets every four years. Delegates are elected by annual conferences (at annual conference sessions) to attend General Conference.
Note: A valuable resource about the 2020 General Conference is The Advance Daily Christian Advocate (ADCA). This resource contains the agenda, rules, delegate listings, petitions, reports from the general agencies/commissions and study committees, information for delegates, and codes of conduct for the General Conference.
(Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 24-Feb-2020)