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SoCD 2019

socdThe SoCD will take place in Tallinn, September 19 - 22, 2019. 

We will gather pastors, deacons and lay leaders from the nordic and baltic countries for four days of inspiring training. This year we aim at attracting especialy young leaders with a variety of creative and innvative tracks. Speakers will be from our conference and from Britain and Northern Ireland. More information about the programme will be published during the next few months.

You can also follow the Called2Change at facebook @socd2019 and at instagram at Called2Change

Please find the invitation here

Please find more details about the programme here

Please register here

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ABOUT US

mapThe Nordic and Baltic episcopal area covers 7 countries Denmark,Sweden, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. We speak 9 official languages and use English as a common language.

Bishop Christian Alsted gives oversight to pastors, deacons, local churches, schools, hospitals, seminaries and diaconal institutions in the area.

Bishop emblemUnited Methodists hold to the historic doctrines of the Christian faith. We value the intellect and modern science, at the same time we see the Bible as the authoritative guide for faith and practice. Methodists recognize that the world is not always black and white. We are willing to ask questions and to wrestle with difficult issues, and we do so with grace and compassion.

Methodists emphasize personal faith, lived out in concrete ways in the world. We value well-informed and passionate preaching, worship that is lively, and small groups where people can grow in faith.

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