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It was originally published in 1784, in the Methodist Episcopal Church, and has been published every four years thereafter following the meeting of the General Conference, which passes legislation that is included in the Book of Discipline. The most recent edition is that of 2020/2024.
What changes were made to the Book of Discipline that relate to human sexuality? The General Conference voted by overwhelming majorities to remove from the United Methodist Book of Discipline discriminatory language and bans related to ministry by, with and for self-avowed practicing and people.
ON SEXUAL ORIENTATION GENDER IDENTITY The churchs 2016 Book of Discipline recognizes the sacred worth of all persons but also states that the practice of homosexuality is incompatible with Christian teaching and bans financial support of LGBTQ+-based groups.
The committee consults with the lead pastor to recommend staff positions to support the strategy of the church leadership team (church council). The committee recommends staff compensation, travel, housing, and other financial matters to the church council through consultation with the finance committee.
The Book of Discipline sets forth the plan by which we United Methodists govern ourselves. It reflects our understanding of the Church and of what is expected of its laity and clergy as they seek to be effective witnesses in the world as a part of the whole body of Christ.
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Most Methodists teach that Christ died for all of humanity, not just for a limited group, and thus everyone is entitled to Gods grace and protection. In theology, this view denies that God has pre-ordained an elect number of people to eternal bliss while others are doomed to no matter what they do in life.
WHY IS THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SPLINTERING? For decades, the denomination has been mired in intractable debates over theology and the role of LGBTQ people in the church. The UMC bans same-sex marriage and openly LGBTQ clergy.

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