Central Conferences (United Methodist Church)

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The Central Conferences is a collection of Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church located outside the United States are organized into central conferences, much like Jurisdictional Conferences.

[edit] List of Central Conferences

There are seven central conferences in three continents:

• Africa Central Conference
• Congo Central Conference
• West Africa Central Conference
• Central and Southern Europe Central Conference
• Germany Central Conference
• Northern Europe Central Conference
• Philippines Central Conference

[edit] List of Annual Conferences in Central Conferences

(see Annual Conferences in the Central Conferences (Outside the U.S.))

[edit] See also

• United Methodist Church
• Conferences of the United Methodist Church
• General conference (United Methodist Church)
• Jurisdictional Conferences (United Methodist Church)
• Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church
• List of Bishops of the United Methodist Church
• Episcopal Area