Wesleyan tradition
A Christian Methodist Episcopal denomination organized in 1870.
The Christian Methodist Episcopal Church is a Wesleyan Methodist denomination with more than 1.2 million members across the United States. It was organized in 1870 in Jackson, Tennessee, by 41 former members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and is composed primarily of African Americans. The church has more than 1,200 physical churches across over 10 countries, along with missions and sister churches in Haiti, Jamaica, and 14 African nations. Its connectional structure includes episcopal leadership, elected general officers, departments, and ministries. Resources include liturgical calendars, a strategic plan, and technology and software resources. Connectional programs and events are also part of its work. The organization is based in Memphis.
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A Christian Methodist Episcopal denomination organized in 1870.
More than 1,200 churches across over 10 countries.
Offers church ministries, resources, and events.
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