Annual Meeting Resolutions With Religious Leaders In Houston
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The annual conference is the basic body in The United Methodist Church and sessions of the annual conference have historically been a time for the people called Methodists to gather, give account to God of the work they have done and their stewardship of the resources God has given them since they last met.
In Texas, 711 churches—nearly 40 percent of the state's 1,784 United Methodist congregations—have voted to leave the denomination. In many disaffiliating churches, whose ranks include both tiny, rural congregations and suburban megachurches, the decision was nearly unanimous.
We are a conference that believes to our core that the approximately 185 churches throughout our five districts are “mission stations,” outposts for and instruments of the work of God in our world, and that mission at all levels of the church should be well defined, laser-focused and with outcomes that are easily ...
The Texas Annual Conference contains roughly 598 churches, 8 Wesley Foundations, 1 higher education institution and many other ministries and outreaches.
This graph shows the number of religious congregations in the United States in 2010, by state. In 2010, 27,848 congregations were listed in Texas.
That's almost 40% of the roughly 1,800 UMC congregations in the state.
