Title: I Want To Be A Delegate to General Conference
1I Want To Be A Delegate to General Conference
2Question Numbers
3Question 1
The first lay women were elected and seated as
delegates to General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in
4Question 2
The first lay women delegates in the Methodist
Protestant Church were seated in
5Question 3
The maximum number of delegates to General
Conference is
6Question 4
The number of delegates to be elected in each
annual conference is determined by a formula
established by the
- Jurisdictions
- Council of Bishops
- General Conference Sessions
- General Conference
-
7Question 5
The book of law of the United Methodist Church is
- Bible
- Book of Order
- Discipline
- Book of Resolutions
8Question 6
General Conference has the following power
- Executive
- Administrative
- Legislative
- All of the above
9Question 7
Delegates to General Conference are elected by
- National election
- Annual conferences
- Districts
- Local churches
10Question 8
The following have delegates with rights for full
participation
- Missionary conference
- Churches with Concordat
- Agreements
- Central conferences
- All of the above
11Question 9
The following may petition General Conference?
- Any organization of the UMC
- Clergy member of the UMC
- Lay member of the UMC
- All the above
12Question 10
Petitions must be postmarked by a national postal
service no later than how many days prior to the
opening session of the General Conference?
- 90 days
- 120 days
- 180 days
- Six months
13Question 11
Who presides at the General Conference sessions?
- General Secretary of the General Conference
- Bishop
- Chairperson Judicial Council
- Lay person chose by the General Conference
Committee
14Question 12
Who speaks officially for the UMC?
- Judicial council
- Council of Bishops
- General Conference
- Majority vote of the membership
- of The United Methodist Church
15Question 13
Unless specified otherwise, Legislation of
General Conference becomes effective
- January 1 following the session of General
Conference becomes effective - Immediately upon being voted
- At the conclusion of the General Conference when
it is enacted - When approved by two-thirds of the annual
conferences
16Question 14
Amendments to the Constitution shall be made
after
- Affirmative vote by two-thirds of the General
Conference delegates voting - Affirmative vote by two-thirds of the annual
conferences - Announcement by the council of
Bishops that requirements have been met - All the above
17Question 15
Travel expenses and a per diem is paid to each
delegate by
- The local church of the delegate
- The district of the delegate
- The annual conference of the delegate
- The General Administration Fund
18Question 16
The number of lay women delegates to the 2004
General Conference was
19Question 17
The percentage of Racial and ethnic delegates
from the United States to the 2004 General
Conference was
20Question 18
The number of delegates from Central Conferences
to the 2004 General Conference
21Question 19
The person who heads the delegation is USUALLY
- First elected clergy
- First elected lay person
- Determined by vote of the delegation
- Alternated between first elected lay
- and first elected clergy
22Question 20
Membership of annual conference delegates on
Legislative committees is USUALLY
- Assigned by General Conference Sessions Committee
- Choice of delegates in order of election in
annual conference - Determined by each delegation
- By lot
23Question 21
Seating of delegates in each annual conference
delegation is by
- Alphabetical order
- Clergy seated first and then laity
- Alternate clergy and lay in order of election
- Assigned by General Conference of election
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