METHODIST CHURCH NIGERIA - Online Study Bible
METHODIST CHURCH NIGERIA - Online Study Bible
METHODIST CHURCH NIGERIA - Online Study Bible
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Where:<br />
D03 is the Diocesan Code<br />
C3 is the Circuit Code, as Circuit No. 3 in the Diocese<br />
LC4 is the Local Church Code, as Church No. 4 in the Circuit<br />
S indicates that the payment is for Seed of Faith<br />
Need to fund Conference Headquarters adequately<br />
Conference Headquarters requires adequate funds for the following:<br />
Day to day running of Conference Headquarters as a corporate entity in<br />
Nigeria, with responsibilities nationally and internationally on behalf of<br />
the Church.<br />
Payment of emoluments of the staff of Conference Headquarters<br />
Running of Conference Theological Institutes and other Conference<br />
establishments including payment of their emoluments.<br />
Support for educational advancement of the clergy.<br />
Payment of Pension to retired Ministers as well as Widows’ Allowances.<br />
There is constitutional requirement for 20% budget provision for<br />
Evangelism and Discipleship, 5% for Welfare and 2% for Youth.<br />
Organizing Conferences, Conference Connexional Council and<br />
Committees of Conference meetings where far-reaching decisions are<br />
taken.<br />
Sustenance of Wesley University of Science of Technology, Ondo<br />
(WUSTO)<br />
Interactions with Ecumenical Bodies and other allied activities.<br />
Sources of Conference funds<br />
Background Information<br />
Prior to year 2000, Conference was funded through the payment of varied<br />
sums of assessment levied on each of the Dioceses throughout the<br />
Conference Area for the running of Conference Headquarters on yearly basis.<br />
During the era regrettably, most Dioceses were often in default which posed<br />
serious challenge to the work of Conference as a result of insufficiency of<br />
funds. It then became imperative that another mode of Conference funding<br />
had to be introduced to replace levies of assessment on Dioceses.<br />
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