UMC, California-Pacific Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church
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- Mission
- To Be the Cup Overflowing in a spiritually thirsty, physically hurting world, so that all might “have life, and have it abundantly.” Overflowing with Grace: people being disciples to make disciples; people walking the Wesleyan Way, creating communities where “the least, the last and the lonely” may experience God’s transforming grace, are nurtured along their journey of faith, practicing Wesley’s Acts of Piety. Overflowing with Compassion: communities of believers being “the Body of Christ” in specific places of ministry, expressing God’s transforming compassion through Wesley’s Acts of Mercy. Overflowing with Justice: the Body of Christ fulfilling God’s prophetic call to speak truth to power on behalf of the powerless, so that grace, compassion and the life abundant may abound for all.
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- Service
- Permanent
Notes
The California counties of Imperial, Inyo, Kern (only that portion described as the Antelope Valley to the base of the Tehachapi Mountains and that portion extending easterly from the Sierra Nevada Mountains), Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara (excluding the town of New Cuyama), Ventura, and excluding the cities bordering the Colorado River (namely Blythe, Needles, and Fort Yuma,) and the entire State of Hawaii, the Territory of Guam and other territories of the United States in the Pacific Region.
The Cal-Pac Conference includes beaches, mountains, islands, deserts, large urban areas, suburban communities, agricultural lands, and sparsely populated areas. The number of square miles covered by land and sea is huge, covering seven time zones and crossing the International Date Line.