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.

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

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Offices	General Board of Church and Society General Board of Discipleship General Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns United Methodist Publishing House (Abingdon Press, Cokesbury) General Board of Global Ministries (Committee on Relief)

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