Annual Conference Session 2022
The 2022 Called Session of the Annual Conference will be Saturday, August 20, 2022, at 10am via Zoom.
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The 2023 South Georgia Annual Conference has been set to begin June 4, 2023, in Tifton, GA.
2022-2023 Appointment Book
Download the 2022-2023 Appointment Book
Bulletin Insert
Download a recap bulletin insert to help tell the story of Annual Conference in your local church.
Main Advocate Recap Article
Additional Advocate Articles
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Celebrating God’s faithfulness through mission, ministry & evangelism
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Celebrating Ministry Milestones and Achievements at Annual Conference
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South Georgia United Methodists gives more than $22,000 for North Katanga partnership
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South Georgia Conference approves establishment of Retiree Health Care Trust
Video Recordings: Worship Services & Addresses
- Opening Worship
- Service of Ordination with Commissioning
- Memorial Service
- Episcopal Address
- Monday Morning Worship
- Tuesday Morning Worship
- Wednesday Morning Worship
- Lay Leader Address
- Retiree Recognition Service
- Sending Forth Service with the Reading of Appointments
Daily Recaps
Photos
Offering Totals
Thank you for you for your faithful giving!
North Katanga Offering: $22,708.13
Ministerial Education Fund: $3,050.00
Fund of Special Relief: $1,764.00
Social Media for the 2022 Annual Conference
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sgaumc
Twitter: www.twitter.com/sgaumc / #sgaumc
Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgaumc
Business Related Items
Missional Giving Opportunities
Questions For questions regarding the business of Annual Conference, please contact Meredyth Earnest at meredyth@sgaumc.com. For questions regarding local arrangements or for general inquiries, please contact Kelly Roberson at kelly@sgaumc.com.
What is Annual Conference?
Each year—traditionally in June for the South Georgia Conference—all clergy members and an equal number of lay members selected from the local churches attend their conference’s Annual Conference session and meet together to worship, fellowship, and conduct the business of the conference, which may last 3-5 days. During these sessions, members of the conference hear reports of past and ongoing work; adopt future goals, programs and budgets; ordain clergy members as deacons and elders; and elect delegates to Jurisdictional and General Conferences (every 4 years). The bishop presides over these meetings.