The Methodist Mirror of American Life

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The Methodist Mirror of American Life
      

Every four years, the People called Methodists come to a crossroads, and the issues they struggle with are the issues America struggles with. Since the movement’s origins in the 18th century, Methodists have been governed not by a committee, council, or president, but by a great quadrennial meeting called the General Conference.  Only at this conference, every four years, can decisions be made which officially affect and reflect the entire denomination.  From additions to the hymnal to statements on abortion and homosexuality, it all comes from the General Conference, which is scheduled to meet later this month.
         

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