The Global Methodist Church (GMC) has issued an official response in response to the United Methodist Church (UMC) votes in its General Conference to remove the long-standing ban on ordaining non-celibate homosexuals and allow the blessing/” target=”_blank”>blessing of same-sex marriages. The vote by delegates of the General Conference The UMC’s decision this week, via a consent calendar, has the effect of changing several rules in the denomination’s Book of Discipline, changing its position on several LGBT issues.
Launched in 2022 as a conservative alternative to the UMC, the Global Methodist Church appears to be clearly distancing itself from these decisions. In a statement Wednesday, GMC said it had “no affiliation with their decisions”nor does it wish to comment or provide commentary on the actions of other religious organizations.” Nevertheless, this young Methodist denomination took the opportunity to reiterate its commitment to maintaining a historical understanding of the Christianityemphasizing his unwavering commitment to his mission. Global Methodist Church maintains its unwavering commitment to advance its mission of proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ and serving its community of more than 4,501 churches and congregations worldwide,” GMC said.
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