Methodists to decide 67 churches' exit
A special session of the Arkansas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church will vote today on whether to allow 67 of its 564 congregations to leave the denomination.
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A special session of the Arkansas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church will vote today on whether to allow 67 of its 564 congregations to leave the denomination.
The Arkansas Conference of the United Methodist Church voted this morning in Hot Springs to allow a bloc of 61 congregations to disaffiliate from the denomination. The departures of three other churches were approved in subsequent votes.
The Arkansas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church has ratified the disaffiliation requests for all 67 congregations that wished to break from the church.
Due to the increase in covid-19 cases, the Pine Bluff Interested Citizens for Voter Registration Inc. is canceling its annual KingFest parade, however, a scaled down version of the 38th annual PBICVR Original KingFest Celebration will be held.
Due to the increase in covid-19 cases, the Pine Bluff Interested Citizens for Voter Registration Inc. is canceling its annual KingFest parade, however, a scaled down version of the 38th annual PBICVR Original KingFest Celebration will be held.