Our Vision

Mike Dido Jen and Dave Nuckols share conversation on questions relating to the church during the Connectional Table meeting held at United Methodist Discipleship Ministries in Nashville, Tenn., April 2. Photo by Kathleen Barry, UM News

At the Connectional Table (CT) we are committed to a church that remains worldwide and contextual, vital and effective, affirming and inclusive, and connectional. We have made living into The UMC’s increasingly worldwide nature a driving principle in our work. The CT will continue to be a part of the conversations addressing our worldwide connectionalism as it is expressed in many different ministry contexts.

Equally central to our work is the growth of a vital and effective United Methodist connection that centers its energy in making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Our vitality is enhanced when we affirm and include all of God’s people and more fully live into a Wesleyan vision of a connectionalism that embraces all. Going forward, the Connectional Table will continue to address how The United Methodist Church can best function as a vital and effective worldwide connection working to strengthen its ministry partnerships and its global witness.

Hand holding a crystal globe with sunset in background. Image by krblokhin, iStockPhoto.com. Image courtesy of the Connectional Table.

A Conversation

Imagining the Future

Defining our identity as United Methodists and
exploring a vision for the future of the church

Imagining the Future

OUR WORK AND VISION

Our work is vision-directed and mission-focused. It aligns with our vision of a church that remains worldwide and contextual, vital and effective, affirming and inclusive, and connectional. Our work has as its central focus the mission of The United Methodist Church to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.

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