- Administrative Review Committee
- Age-Level / Camping Ministries
- BMCR - Black Methodists for Church Renewal
- Board of Church and Society
- Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministries
- Board of Laity
- Board of Ordained Ministry
- Board of Pensions
- Board of Trustees
- Cemetery Trustees Commitee
- Clergy Accountability Ministry Team
- Clergy Development And Spiritual Formation Ministries
- Clergy Recruitment Ministry Contacts
- Commission on Archives and History
- Commission on Christian Unity and Inter-religious Concerns
- Commission on Equitable Compensation
- Commission on Religion and Race
- Commission on Status and Role of Women
- Committee on Asian Ministries
- Committee on Communications
- Committee on Episcopacy
- Committee on Hispanic Ministries
- Committee on Investigation
- Conference UMM
- Conference UMW
- Core Leadership Team
- Council on Finance and Administration
- Disability Concerns Committee
- Episcopal Residence Committee
- Ethnic Local Church Concerns
- Extension Ministry Contacts
- Extravagant Generosity Ministries Team
- Faith-Forming Relationships / Spiritual Formation Ministry Team
- Group Health Benefits Committee
- Joint Committee on Incapacity
- Lay Leadership Development
- Mercy Ministries
- Nominations Committee
- Parish and Community Development Team
- Passionate Worship Ministries Team
- Peace With Justice Program (PwJ)
- Radical Hospitality and Evangelistic Ministries
- Sending Ministry Contacts
- Small Membership Church Committee
- Young Adult Ministry Council
- Youth Ministry Leaders
BMCR - Black Methodists for Church Renewal
Black Methodists for Church Renewal is an advocacy organization
whose focus is to:
• Promote social justice and equality for all participants in the
• Expose latent and overt forms of racism as well as serve as a conscience on boards, agencies and institutions at all levels of the of the United Methodist Church
Review of 2006-07 Activities
During 2006-07, Black Methodists for Church Renewal hosted Clergy and Laity Straight Talk equipping events. District Superintendents led the two clergy equipping events, and lay leaders led the event serving laity.
The Annual Conference Luncheon brought together more than 100 clergy and laity.
Emphasis was placed on understanding the communication network within the Texas Conference and effective communication in our surrounding communities.
Additionally, BMCR hosted 400 attendees at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Breakfast at the
This event keeps before the church issues facing the African American community.
It is anticipated that in 2007-08 BMCR will continue its leadership events for clergy and laity, and reinstate ministry opportunities for youth and children.