2024 Southeastern Jurisdiction Quadrennial Meeting
WHEN: April 19-21, 2024
WHERE: Chattanooga, Tennessee
What does it mean to answer the call to "love one another"
(John 13:34) in 2024? Come GET TOGETHER! to:
FEEL the joy when faith-filled women unite
NURTURE our souls through the strength of our sisterhood
DEEPEN our relationship with God
EXPLORE the power of love to make a difference
TOGETHER we can do more, TOGETHER we can be more
TOGETHER the power of love in action can change the world!
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
Early Registration Begins September 1 thru December 31, 2023: $210
Late Registration Begins January 1 through March 19, 2024: $240
CLICK ON THE "REGISTER" IMAGE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT.
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MISSION GIVING - BRING YOUR DOLLAR BILLS!
SAVE AND BRING YOUR DOLLAR BILLS that have on them a "G" for God, "J" for Jesus and Jurisdiction, and "L" for Lord and Legacy and bring them with you to Chattanooga!
Who We Are
Southeastern Jurisdiction (SEJ)
WHO WE ARE..... As a ministry of The United Methodist Church, we provide spiritual formation, leadership development, and worship opportunities for all throughout the Southeastern Jurisdiction and beyond. We believe that informed, trained, and challenged Christians can bring much-needed transformation to the church and communities all over the world.
United Methodist Women's predecessor organizations established social service programs across the United States at the turn of the 20th century in response to the needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities— newly arrived immigrants, freed Blacks, the working poor, and indigenous peoples. Many of these programs survive today as independent, autonomous non-profit agencies referred to as National Mission Institutions. Located across the United States, United Methodist Women National Office assists these organizations through grants, technical support, and member involvement.
There are 30 National Mission Institutions within the Southeastern Jurisdiction that are empowering women, caring for children, educating youth, housing the neglected, advocating for social justice issues, creating economic opportunities and changing neighborhoods.
