Annual Conference news
Vision, mission to focus conference actions
Special conference session expected early in 2005
Ministry board awards $40,000 in scholarships to seminary students
8 ordained, 5 commissioned June 4 in Corpus Christi
Associates surprise retiring conference lay leader with gift
Get outside churches to offer Christ, lay leader advises
Superintendents hold UM connection together like glue, dean says
UMs get tools in Corpus Christi to help offer Christ to all
Coffee sales in Corpus Christi help needy farmers around world
Annual Conference Scenes

San Angelo District news
Leonard Sweet to lead Jan. 29 conference in Junction
Let’s work together as ‘evangelism teams’ for Lord
San Angelo District UM Women meet at First UMC
Don’t sweat small stuff because everything’s small stuff!
Calendar of events
Other news

News in brief

78 congregations to welcome new pastors Sunday

United Methodists in 78 Southwest Texas congregations are to welcome new pastors Sunday.
The other 270 congregations in the region are to welcome clergy members returning for another year of service.
Bishop Joel N. Martinez fixed the appointments June 3 during the second day of the 146th Southwest Texas Annual Conference session.
United Methodist bishops assign clergy members under their supervision to posts annually. A pastor may serve a congregation for more than one year if the bishop reappoints him or her to that post.
Here are the 2004-2005 pastoral appointments made June 3. They are listed by district and city.

Austin District
Corpus Christi District
Kerrville District
McAllen District
San Angelo District
San Antonio District
Victoria District