The World Methodist Council Achieving the Vision in Britain.

The World Methodist Council

Achieving the Vision

in Britain

World Methodist Council

in Britain


77 churches152 countries

80 million people

in Britain


in Britain

“to engage, empower, and serve the member Churches by encouraging Methodist unity in witness, facilitating mission

in the world, and fostering ecumenical and inter-religious

activities”


in Britain

•Indigenous Evangelism•Ministerial exchange•Youth and Young Leaders•Family Life•Methodist and Wesleyan Education•World Methodist Museum•Epworth Old Rectory•International Ecumenical Dialogues•Working together on human rights and justice and against war and tyranny


in Britain

IndigenousEvangelism


in Britain

MinisterialExchange


in Britain

Youth and Young Leaders


in Britain

World Methodist Museum


in Britain

EpworthOld Rectory


in Britain

International Ecumenical Dialogues


in Britain

For justice and human rights

Against war and tyranny


in Britain


in Britain

“The World Methodist Council challenges its member churches to raise US50 cents per

member over five years for the Achieving the Vision Endowment Fund. The Council asks

churches in their regions, where some do not have the ability to pay this themselves to

support, by asking more from those churches who do have the ability to pay.”

British Methodist Conference asks:

in Britain

50p per person on our

community roles, every year,

for the next five years.


British Conference Resolution 2012The Conference notes the challenge from

the World Methodist Council and encourages all parts of the Connexion to

give to the Achieving the Vision Fund

in Britain


Achieving the Vision

in Britain

The World Methodist Council Achieving the Vision in Britain.

Documents

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methodist unity

britain youth

british methodist conference

tyranny slide

member churches

vision fund

vision endowment fund