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Conference
2025
The joint session of the five Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church in Nigeria (UMCN), with the Mission Districts of Senegal and Cameroon, held in Jalingo, Taraba State, drew over 7,000 clergy and laity and marked the historic reunification of UMC Nigeria with the Southern Conference after 14 years. The opening worship, led by Bishop Ande Emmanuel, emphasized faith, unity, and divine guidance amid global challenges.
The conference was attended by West Africa bishops, including Bishop Samuel Jerome Quire of Liberia and Bishop James Boye-Caulker of Sierra Leone. Preaching on the theme “Behold, I’m Doing a New Thing,” Bishop Boye-Caulker encouraged the church to embrace God’s unfolding plans and a renewed future.
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Speaker is addressing members of the 2025 Joint Conference assemble. Photo courtesy of Ibrahim Babangida
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Assembly of the joint conference of 2025.
Assembly of the joint conference of 2025. Leadership persession
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Choir procession during the 2025 Joint Conference.
The clergy of the Five Annual Conferences in a solemn and joyful session of praise at the 2025 Joint Conference.
A solemn clergy procession marking the opening of the 2025 Joint Conference.
Assembly of clergy and laity at the 2025 Joint Conference.
United assembly of clergy and laity at the 2025 Joint Conference.
Congregants assembled for worship and deliberations at the 2025 Joint Conference
