Constitutional amendments from 2020/24 General Conference
Ratified Amendments
The 2024 General Conference passed several proposed amendments to United Methodist Constitution. These unique pieces of legislation became offficial on November 5, 2025 after being ratified by a two-thirds affirmative vote of the aggregate of members to the annual conferences. Learn more about these amendments and what they will mean for The United Methodist Church.
In 2024 the United Methodist General Conference passed new amendments to the constitution that address important issues about the future of the denomination and the need for the church to better embody principles of justice, inclusion and contextualized connectionalism.
COB announces ratification of four amendments.
Leaders: Discover information and resources on worldwide regionalization of The UMC and how it empowers regions to effectively reach people for Christ.
GCSRW celebrates the historic decision of The United Methodist Church (UMC) to add “gender” and “ability” to the list of categories protected for inclusion in the Church, among other important constitutional changes.
The General Commission on Religion and Race celebrates the Ratification of Constitutional Amendments Advancing Equity, Inclusion, and Racial Justice in The United Methodist Church.
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