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Votes at United Methodist conference may pave way for LGBTQ+ clergy, weddings in US: 'This is God's vision'

Religion And Faith,Methodist Church,Christianity,LGBTQ Issues

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As it normally does every four years, the global United Methodist Church is currently holding a general conference to vote on church matters and policy. However, unlike recent conferences, this year's delegates have signaled a desire to revamp the church's policies regarding human sexuality. This year's conference is underway in Charlotte, North Carolina. And while there are still several days left in the conference, delegates have already approved measures that will have a major impact on the church. One of the most significant measures involves regionalization. The measure would give...

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