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The state's largest United Methodist congregation is splitting three ways after reaching what it is calling an "Amicable Reconciliation and Separation Agreement."
With members of Arkansas' largest United Methodist Church divided over whether to leave their denomination or stay, leaders of both camps are trying to avoid a "winner-takes-all" outcome, preferring to find a solution that allows for a peaceable parting.
With members of Arkansas' largest United Methodist Church divided over whether to leave their denomination or stay, leaders of both camps are trying to avoid a "winner-takes-all" outcome, preferring to find a solution that allows for a peaceable parting.
A meeting at the state's largest United Methodist congregation to discuss breaking away from the denomination has been postponed by an Arkansas Conference official, leaving uncertain the date for a straw poll on the topic.
Good News President and Publisher Rob Renfroe, who is urging United Methodist traditionalists to leave the denomination, will speak at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Fayetteville about why he believes disaffiliation is "the right course" for Central United Methodist Church.