Bishop Burgos is the first Hispanic-Latino bishop in the Northeastern Jurisdiction.

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In his active episcopacy he served as President of The Upper Room, and was on the organizing Advisory Board of the Academy for Spiritual Formation, and a member of the editorial board of WEAVINGS: A Journal of the Christian Spiritual Life. Superintendency
degree in December 1958.

Bishop Burgos envisions the United Methodist Church being a Holy Spirit-led global movement that is: She served as Pastor at Mayfair UMC, Chicago; Baseline UMC, Battle Creek, Michigan and University UMC, East Lansing, Michigan. from Perkins School of Theology (1989). Upon graduation, she served as pastor of Mentor UMC in Mentor, Kansas from 2007-2010. He was the Episcopal representative on the North Central Jurisdiction Commission on Religion and Race, 1992-2000. After 7 years at North Gardena, Bob moved to the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference in 1984. Likewise, he has served in a variety of roles including youth minister, associate minister, and lead pastor.  


His educational background includes a BSA from Arkansas State University, an M.Div. He is currently Executive Secretary of the Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church (UMC), a position he has held since Sept. 1, 2020.  The Executive Secretary is charged with the day-to-day running of the Council of Bishops' office in Washington, D.C.  He is also a member of the Council of Bishops Executive Committee.
Harald Rückert gained his first experience as a pastor in local church ministry for the UMC from 1984 to 1988 in the Hof-Stammbach circuit, in north eastern Bavaria. He served as a trustee of Willamette University, the University of Puget Sound and the Iliff School of Theology. 2020 - COB President, two-year term
During the 1988-1992 quadrennium he was President of the United Methodist Committee on Relief.
In retirement, he serves as Bishop-In-Residence, Virginia Wesleyan College, Norfolk/Virginia Beach, VA.

She was also named one of the Faith Leaders to Watch in 2021 by the Center for American Progress.

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Bishop Øystein Olsen is a Retired Bishop of The United Methodist Church, having served from 2001-2009.
Linda Lee was assigned to the Wisconsin Area in 2004, after one quadrennium of service in Michigan.
 
He graduated from the College of Medicine, took his internship, and after passing the medical board exam opted to serve the poor and less privileged in the mountains and rural areas of war-torn Mindanao.

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mso-wrap-distance-bottom:0;mso-position-horizontal:right; Bishop Lyght was elected to the episcopacy in 1996 and assigned him to the New York Area.
WebIf they vote to split and are approved, theyd join 70 other Louisiana congregations that have broken ties with United Methodist. While attending Boston University School of Theology (S.T.B.) In January of 1970 he was selected to chair the committee that organized MARCHA (Methodist Associated Representing the Cause of Hispanic American’s) and made a presentation to the 1970 Special Session of General Conference on Hispanic/Latino Ministries. Inclusive ministries with urban youth, the poor, industrial workers, the homeless, the arts, young adults, and older adults were developed during these pastorates with a focus on "making disciples of Jesus Christ." During these years, Pete served on many community Boards, was adjunct faculty for Drew and Pittsburgh Theological Seminaries, produced weekly radio programs, and helped found Bethlehem Haven for Homeless Women and "One Voice Against Racism." He was a delegate to the 1984-1996 General Conferences and chair of the Mission Division of the General Council on Ministries.
The UMC debates date to the 1970s, a few years after the 1968 merger of the Methodist Church and Evangelical United Brethren Church that created the denomination. Master of Divinity, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, cum laude
He also served as a member of the African Church Growth and Development Committee of the GBGM.
Bishop Onema was born in Utuhi, Democratic Republic of Congo, the former Belgian Congo.

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    They have three children: Sara, Mathias and Caroline. Episcopacy
    Pulpit exchanges have been enjoyed in England and Australia and work missions shared in Peru, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. Bishop Nacpil was assigned to the Manila Area where he administered the Mindanao Annual Conference, the Philippines Annual Conference and the Southwest Philippines Provisional Annual Conference.

    She answered that call while a member of Sharp Street Memorial UMC in Baltimore, her great-grandfather’s church and the church which sent her father into ministry. Already the conference has or is near achieving its 2018 goals. ------------------------

    His doctoral project was on "The Nurture and Spiritual Formation of the Laity through Care Ministry."
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    Moving from there to Savannah he became the founding Pastor of Crossroads Ecumenical Cooperative Parish.
      During this time, more than thirty new congregations were started, and he helped found "Good Schools Pennsylvania," focusing on public education reform. Her first assignment as bishop is to the North Georgia Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church and she began service in North Georgia on January 1, 2023.
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      During this time, he initiated the start of The International Methodist Church, Copenhagen and served as its pastor and later as supervising elder.
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      Bishop Ntambo worked as Assistant Legal Representative of North Shaba for sixteen years (1977-1993). Bishop Wilson, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, holds the distinction of being the first Native American elected to serve as a bishop in the history of The United Methodist Church.

      She has led mission experiences to Jamaica, Kenya and the Philippines.
      He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from the University of Georgia in Athens, Ga.

      WebIf they vote to split and are approved, theyd join 70 other Louisiana congregations that have broken ties with United Methodist. He received degrees from Southern Methodist University, where he was president of the student body and Phi Beta Kappa; Yale Divinity School, receiving the senior preaching award; and Dubuque Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa, summa cum laude. P.O. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other.
      Park is a retired Bishop in The United Methodist Church. He was elected to the episcopacy in 2004 by the Northeastern Jurisdiction and retired in 2021, where he was the Resident Bishop of the Harrisburg Area, which includes the Susquehanna Conference. 
      He participated in preaching missions in Chile, Argentina, and Brazil. In 2000 Dick authored the book, Waking to God's Dream.
      Bishop Schnase chairs the board of directors of Wespath (formerly known as the United Methodist Board of Pensions). He serves as Bishop in Residence at Asbury United Methodist Church, Washington DC; he is President of the proposed African American Methodist Heritage Center. In 1998, he became the President of the Council of Bishops to serve a one-year term.
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      We were just really blessed, Swaim-Presley said, because our ministry ended up being with the kind of deep, thoughtful, searching, authentic human beings that every minister dreams of getting to pastor, and they happened to belong to the LGBTQ community on campus and in the wider Jackson area., When Matty and Myles asked them to officiate their wedding, she said, it honestly never crossed my mind to even consider saying no. He also holds honorary degrees from Rust College and University of Puget Sound.
      Bishop Carter served as the president of the Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church from 2018-2020, and he was one of three moderators of The Commission on a Way Forward, from 2016 to 2018.   In addition to his responsibilities with the Western North Carolina Conference, he is bishop-in-residence and a consulting faculty member at Duke University Divinity School.  He served as bishop of the Florida Conference from 2012-2022.
      They have four children: Rahel Esther, Corinne Simone, Manuel Andreas and Myriam Ruth.

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      James Edward Swanson Sr., elected to the episcopacy in 2004, was the resident bishop of the Mississippi Conference of The United Methodist Church. 

      2022 Appointments | United Methodist Church of Greater New Jersey with the study videotape generated much discussion on issues surrounding the decline in membership of the United Methodist Church. ------------------------

      In this special Meet a bishop  He was assigned to Río Texas in 2016 after serving twelve years as the bishop of the Missouri Annual Conference. 
      Faith in Women an organization concerned with reproductive health, rights, and justice, where Davidson is executive director alsoreleased a statementstanding with Davidson: It is the view of Faith in Women that discrimination harms people and families. D.)
      But all across the country, we have folks. Bishop Machado was assigned to the Mozambique area where he served until his retirement in 2008.
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      In 1999 he was a member of the delegation to Belgrade, led by the Rev. When he was still a small boy, his father accepted the challenge of being assigned as one of the pastors in Mindanao, in the Southern Philippines, which was at that time, in terms of mission work, still considered a frontier area.

      Prior to her appointment to First UMC, she served six years as district superintendent of the Grand Rapids District in the West Michigan Conference, where she led a campaign to raise $500,000 plus a $500,000 matching gift to build the 24-room Ubuntu Retreat Center at Africa University in Zimbabwe. It was from that role that he was elected to the episcopacy by the Western Jurisdiction on November 4, 2022 in Salt Lake City, UT.
      But please don't cause destruction as you leave the church. His mission travel has included Angola, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Korea, China, Japan, Mexico, Bulgaria, Germany, Philippines, and Vietnam. Currently, he serves on the board of Educational Opportunities, Inc. that provides scholarships for clergy to study in the Holy Land.

      They have three children: Wanda Ruth Allison, John Willis Bashore, and Barbara Lynn Heagy.
      Bill is a poet and hymn writer, and is a member of the Order of St. Luke, which is committed to liturgical and sacramental renewal.

      Prior to leading the Wisconsin Conference UMC, Bishop Jung served eight years as bishop of the Northern Illinois Conference (Chicago area). Northern Europe and Eurasia Central Conference, Northwest Texas-New Mexico Episcopal Area, Central and Southern Europe Central Conference, Central and Southern Europe Episcopal Area. He served in student pastorates, and upon his ordination he served in Loomis, San Jose, and Los Angeles.
      He has been in ministry for more than 30 years and served in many roles within both the Minnesota Annual Conference and the General Church.

      Frustrations over the debate led many conservatives to conclude that it would be better to form their own Methodist denomination or become nondenominational. From that union, they had three sons and four grandchildren. style='position:absolute;margin-left:96.4pt;margin-top:0;width:147.6pt; Leslie is a licensed social worker and is totally blind.
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    • Upon his election to the episcopacy by the Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference in 2004, Jeremiah was assigned as Resident Bishop of the New York Area and the NEJ Korean-American Mission.
      His call to ministry began to emerge a few years later, while he attended the University of Kansas. Bishop Hagiya is a graduate of the Claremont School of Theology, where he received his M.A., M.Div., and D.Min.
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    • in Systematic Theology) and Garrett Evangelical in Evanston (D.Min candidate); and Gbanga School of Theology, Monrovia, Liberia (D.D. In her early ministry, she served a four-point country charge in Frederick MD, as a campus minister for Gallaudet University (a leader in higher education for deaf persons located in Washington, DC), and as co-pastor, with her husband, Mike, of Lansdowne United Methodist Church, in Baltimore, MD. Their younger son, David, died in an accident when he was thirteen. He has served the Florida Annual Conference in the past as Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry, as President of the Credit Union and as Chairperson of the Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry. During college, her brother was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident. Copyright 2022 NPR.

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      She received a certificate from the Ecumenical Institute which is a joint program of the World Council of Churches and the University of Geneva, Switzerland. As of September 1, 2021, Bishop Schol also serves as the Interim Bishop for the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference - Philadelphia Episcopal Area.   
      Albright and Centenary Colleges granted him honorary doctorates in Divinity and Humane Letters, respectively.

      After college, he served as president of his annual conference United Methodist Youth Fellowship for four years and it was during that time that he discerned a call to ordained ministry.

      After graduating summa cum laude from Candler, she was ordained a deacon in the Florida Annual Conference in 1996 and an elder in 1998.

      He was married to his lifelong soul mate, Priscilla Ann Russell before she died in 2013. He has served on and chaired numerous conference, jurisdictional, general and world councils and boards, and has been honored with the distinguished Alumni Award from both Southwestern University and Perkins School of Theology.
      He holds honorary degrees from Wofford, Columbia, Rust, and Millsaps and Rocky Mountain Colleges. Voice is generally granted for the specific purpose of addressing the body on a particular topic at a particular time. The Congo Central Conference elected him to the episcopacy on February 12, 2005. Lee served as chair of Black Clergywomen of the United Methodist Church (1996-98) and has been a member of a number of annual conference committees including the Board of Ordained Ministry. In addition to dialogue between science and theology, Ken has special commitment to Wesley studies, prison ministries, racial and economic justice, and ministry with those who live in poverty.
      Since retiring in 2004, she has been bishop-in-residence and adjunct faculty at Boston University School of Theology, Boston, Massachusetts, and has served serve as the interim bishop of the Albany Area from September 1, 2006, until June 2010.
      Max met Valerie Vaughn and they were married on June 18, 1993, and they incorporated their children into one family.
      After World War II, the Sanos returned to California, and their family was reunited after the war.


      His faith in Christ was formed at Braddock Street UMC in Winchester, in a family that remains active in The United Methodist Church today in the communities in which they live.

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      They have one son, Christopher Hal. Union University, Baldwin Wallace University, and The Methodist Theological School in Ohio.

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      During his tenure on staff of the conference, he was instrumental in raising funds for building a Memorial Chapel in memory of Henry G. Appenzeller, the first Methodist missionary from America to Korea, at Aldersgate Center in Swartswood, New Jersey.  
      He was re-elected to the post following his service for 2012-2016. As of September 1, 2021, Bishop Moore-Koikoi also serves as the Interim Bishop of the Harrisburg Episcopal Area. 
      Before his work as Bishop, Rev.

      Bishop Harald Rückert was elected to the episcopacy in 2016. He is the first Korean-American elected to the episcopacy in the Southeastern Jurisdiction.  While it is uncommon for a newly-elected bishop to be returned to his or her home conference, Cho was assigned to come home to Virginia to lead the Virginia Conference for four years.


       He served as Vice-President and President of the General Commission on Religion and Race, 1992-2000.
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    • He has also previously served on the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, the Commission on General Conference, and the Commission on Theological Education.

      Linda and Ken have two daughters.
      His election as Bishop of our beloved Church is an honor packed with great responsibility. Vice-Chair of Conference Board of Church and Society
       
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      For example, last November, the UMC Western Jurisdiction voted to make the Rev.
      What in particular has been difficult or hard about going down this track? The Western Jurisdiction elected Calvin McConnell to the episcopacy in 1980 and assigned him to the Portland Area. He was consecrated on November 5th and assigned to the Northern Illinois Area, effective January 1, 2023.

      Margaret and Mike have two children: Benjamin (Ben) Lee Watson and Elizabeth Margaret Watson and three grandchildren.

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      Bishop Peter D. Weaver is a Retired Bishop of The United Methodist, having served from 1996-2012.
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      He is also a member of the boards of trustees of Wesleyan University–Philippines, Philippines Christian University, Union Theological Seminary, Kapatiran Kaunlaran Foundation Inc., Harris Memorial College and Mary Johnston Hospital.

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      During that time she did graduate work at the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University. Ordained Ministry
      He was pastor at Herington, Kansas, from 1967-69, director of the first cooperative ministry in the Kansas West Conference, the Tri-County Cooperative Ministry at Herrington, from 1968-69. He served churches in western Pennsylvania from 1954 until his election as bishop.
      of China and ministered to more than a thousand overseas Filipino workers for more than four years.
      And that's the bottom line.

      In his first term, Unda concentrated on rebuilding sanctuaries destroyed during war, but his focus now will be on building a skills center for women.

      She previously served as the Resident Bishop of the Chicago Area, which included the Northern Illinois Conference in the North Central Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church.

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      He has been a Christian since childhood.

      He has worked as teacher and pastor in a variety of settings, and other related positions in the Sierra Leone area, including Conference Youth Director, Director of the Ministerial Training Program, Bishop's Chaplain, Conference Council Director, and Associate Executive Secretary of the West Africa Central Conference. Florida churches among first to begin exit from UMC to new, conservative denomination, New denomination urges United Methodists to walk out of the wilderness. Superintendency & Missionary work
      While assigned to First UMC Wenatchee, she also was President of the Board of Directors of the Rape Crisis and Domestic Violence Center and served on the North Central Washington AIDS Coalition.   And he was appointed Assistant to the Bishop and Director of Ministerial Relations serving under two bishops for a total of eight years.


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      Joseph Humper was serving as Conference Council Director when he was elected to the episcopacy on August 14, 1992, by the West Africa Central Conference.

      At the beginning of his pastoral ministry, Matthews served as a student intern at Douglas Memorial UMC in Washington, D.C., for a year.
      The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. While there, her visibility as a strong spiritual and pastoral leader propelled her into numerous leadership roles in the local community, including Hands on Henry County and Many Hearts, Many Hands McDonough. Bishop Carter and his wife Pam have been married for forty-two years.  Pam has served as an ordained elder in The United Methodist Church, most recently in disaster recovery, and she has a deep involvement in God’s mission in Haiti.  They are blessed with two adult daughters.  Liz is married to Yoonie and is a professor of Chinese at Vassar College, and Abby is chief officer for Communications and Marketing at the University of Tennessee Southern.  Abby and her husband Allen are parents of Paige and Natalie, the bishop’s granddaughters. Those elections led him to service on the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits (now Wespath) and as a member of the Western Jurisdiction’s committee on nominations.
      Last weekend, over 400 Methodist churches in Texas voted to leave their parent denomination, the United Methodist Church (UMC). He has served many churches in his 19 years of pastoral ministry mostly in complex communities where there are presence of Muslims and indigenous peoples around. Bishop Glen R. Phillips ordained him deacon and elder in the Rocky Mountain Annual Conference. Tom has experienced the power of our global connection through Floris’s partnership with the Sierra Leone Conference of The United Methodist Church, helping to create and support the Child Reintegration Centre and Mercy Hospital. He found the road to pastoral ministry in 1993. Weve fought a lot, and not talked about what it means to love our neighbors or what this seemingly endless fight does to our witness. He was also one of five international religious representatives to attend the state dinner sponsored by Queen Elizabeth II on the previous evening for visiting international heads of state and the British representatives. The organization led the community in developing better race relations and provided social services, community arts, and community economic development. His tenure in the Mississippi Conference began Sept. 1, 2012, with his first public appearance one day earlier to the conference’s Seashore District. He went there to be with those affected by Hurricane Isaac. The hurricane made landfall on August 28, 2012, causing additional devastation to Mississippi coastal communities recovering from Hurricane Katrina seven years earlier.


      After receiving an A.B.

      Bill spent his entire ministry in the New Mexico Annual Conference. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". Glide Memorial Church  Bishop Williamston is a second career elder and served twenty-two years (1982-2004) in the Kansas Army National Guard before entering ministry in the United Methodist Church. Merrill’s local church appointments in the Southwest Texas Conference began in 1997 and included five years as associate at First UMC Victoria, two years at Los Fresnos UMC, and six years as senior pastor of Wimberley UMC. All rights reserved.
      Her assignment in Mississippi began January 1, 2023.  Bishop Lewis was the first African American woman to be elected bishop in the Southeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church in 2016.

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