Resolution on Racial Consciousness
A Resolution on Racial Consciousness has been submitted for consideration by the Annual Conference. Under standard rules, since this resolution was submitted after the deadline for resolutions, it would be laid on the table for 24 hours and referred to the appropriate committed. However, the one-day, online only format of AC20 does not allow for such actions. As such, the resolution has been emailed to all voting members of the 2020 Central Texas Annual Conference for review. You may access a copy of the Resolution on Racial Consciousness here.
For the official AC20 PowerPoint Template, please click here.
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Registration
All clergy and lay members of AC need to pre-register.
News
2020 Annual Conference News & Information is available here.
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Service of Commissioning & Ordination
For further information about the Service of Commissioning & Ordination at White's Chapel on Sept, 20.
Due to safety concerns caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Central Texas Annual Conference meeting will be held as an online only meeting. Clergy and Lay Annual Conference members who have registered for the meeting will be able to actively participate in the virtual meeting via a Zoom webinar link. Guests and media will be able to follow the proceedings via a live webcast. More details about the Zoom webinar and the live webcast can be accessed by going to ctcumc.org/AC20.
Registration is required to actively participate in the online meeting!
Clergy and Lay Members with voice and voting rights must register for the meeting to receive their personal Zoom link and access code to the meeting. It is highly recommended that your register as early as possible prior to the meeting. You may register the day of, but that will likely delay your entrance into the meeting by as many as 30 minutes. Each member must have a unique link to vote, as such, if two or more members live in the same home, please register individually. Each person will also need to access the meeting via a separate device in order to vote. More details on how to vote, how to ask questions/make a motion as well as the minimum tech requirements for using the Zoom webinar tool are available at ctcumc.org/AC20-Zoom.