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| Rev'd. Dr. Thomas Coke often called the “Father of Methodist Missions” was born in Wales in 1747. Coke graduated Oxford University and became a Clergyman in the Anglican Church in 1770 at age 23. He arrived at Port-Royal on January 19, 1789. |
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| The Methodist Church In The Caribbean And The Americas (MCCA) celebrates forty years as an autonomous conference from May 1967 to May 2007. Formerly, the MCCA was a mission field of the British Conference. The term “ Connexion ” is often used to describe the 8 Districts which formed the new Conference; these districts are: Bahamas, Haiti, Leeward Islands, South Caribbean, Guyana, Panama/Costa Rica, Belize/Honduras and Jamaica.
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MYME Jamaica was formed in June 2006 and comprises a group of Methodist young adults ranging from 18 – 39 years of age, who seek to put their faith into action. Members of MYME are also HIV and AIDS Christian Peer Educators who have sought to be a part of the Methodist Church’s response to the epidemic. __ |
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When you submit a prayer request using this web page, your request will be
e-mailed
to the Prayer Center within
24 hours.
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Books and other resources
available
at the Methodist
Book Centre
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2A Braemar Ave.
New Kingston
Tel:(876)927-6864
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The MCCA was legally established in 1967 by a Deed of Church Order as an autonomous body of Christian believers. Its headquarters are located in Antigua, where Methodism first began in the Caribbean. _
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