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Download the official conference app for all Cvent Events, including Corporate Meetings Summit. The Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) is the leading industry-diverse. The 2016 AFCA Convention will take place January 10-13, 2016, in San Antonio, Texas. Attending a Freddie Mac Multifamily event? The WA Tourism Conference has been bringing together tourism industry representatives from across Western Australia in its current format since 2015.

Observer Registration Click link to register: IMPORTANT DATES At the 2015 AME General Board Meeting in New Orleans, June 30 – July 1, 2015, registration for the 2016 General Conference will open and upon registration hotel rooms will become available. Observers:.

June 2015 – Dec. Parking Coupon Please find below a parking coupon offering a $5.00 discount at the Philadelphia Convention Center garage: Transportation If you are traveling into Philadelphia for the 50 th Quadrennial Session of the General Conference of the AME Church and booking transportation, please take advantage of the 20% discount from Delaware Express. This discount applies to Online Orders, made in advance.

When booking your ground transportation, please visit and use Group Code: 273186. You may also contact Gerry at Delaware Express by calling or via email at. Click link below to view Delaware Express Flyer: Thank You, Reverend Steve Lewis, Chair Transportation Committee First Episcopal District AME Church Quadrennial Session of the General Conference of the AME Church Macy’s Discount Click the link below to view / print Macy’s coupon. Official Lists of Candidates. January 6, 2016 All Candidates’ Registration must be submitted to the Office of the General Secretary March 6, 2016 An accurate list of elected General Conference Delegates due from each Episcopal District Bishop to the Office of the General Secretary March 15, 2016 All Districts must pay for Delegate and Alternate Hotel expenses April 6, 2016 General Conference Committee Assignments due from each Episcopal District to the Office of the General Secretary April 6, 2016 Receipt of Proposed Legislation due to the Office of the General Secretary Legislation Submissions. Revisions Committee June 30 – July 5, 2016 Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, PA Note: Arrive on Thursday, June 30, 2016 and start work on Friday, July 1, 2016 Credentials Committee July 4 – 5, 2016 Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, PA Note: Arrive on Sunday, July 3, 2016 and start work on Monday, July 4, 2016 Rules Committee July 4-5, 2016 Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, PA Note: Arrive on Sunday, July 3, 2016 and start work on Monday, July 4, 2016 General Conference Commission July 5, 2016 Pennsylvania Convention Center Philadelphia, PA Housing.

We need singers, dancers, directors and musicians throughout the General Conference for early morning prayer, Worship and Word, the Ecumenical Worship Service, the Memorial Service, the Retirement Service for Bishops and General Officers and of course, the MCAM Concert! So there are plenty of opportunities to minister. The full schedule, as well as the registration form, is available on the MCAM website: Or click this the link below to go directly to the registration form: Rev. Vinson Sr., Director Music and Christian Arts Ministry Scooter Rental Rates. mkimage src=”imagewidth=”2477″ imageheight=”634″ crop=”true” svg=”false” lightbox=”false” framestyle=”simple” link=”target=”self” captionlocation=”inside-image” align=”left” marginbottom=”10″.

AME-India praises God for the peaceful and successful Seventh Annual Conference 2016, 17th-19th May 2016. Almost 70 distinguished delegates from America and Africa graced the occassion with their esteemed presence. 450 people had gathered from different parts of the country and Nepal. The Annual Conference was chaired by Presiding Prelate Senior Bishop John Richard Bryant and Supervisor Rev.Dr. Cecelia Williams Bryant, Fourth Episcopal District, accompanied by Presiding Prelate Bishop David Rwhynica Daniels, Jr., Fifteenth Episcopal District, and Supervisor Rev.

Rosalynn Kyle Brookins, spouse of Late Bishop H.Hartford Brookins. Ambassador Robin Tyson, PE Walter Bauldrick, PE Gary McCants, PE Samuel Sumner, Gloria Byrd, First Vice-President of the Connectional Lay Organization, many other distinguished Clergy and other members of the AME Church graced the occassion and were a blessing to the Annual Conference. This was a significant occassion because our esteemed, visionary leaders Bishop John and Rev. Cee were retiring from active service in the church and this was the last Annual Conference they presided over. The AME Church in India showed her gratitude and thankfullness to them by showering them with gifts.

We will miss them as a church, as owes our existence to them. Had it not been for their bold leadership we would not have come to being. This year we had an addition of 50 churches, including 5 churches from the country of Nepal. We began in 2007 with twenty odd churches, and in the last seven year we have grown to 150 churches, with a membership of 15210 to the present day, spread into 7 States, 1 Union Territory and a new Country.

As Bishop said the BEST IS YET TO COME, we will wait on God and continue to do our best to see that glorious day. Thanking God and everyone who has prayed for us and wished us well. Under the able leadership of Sister Carole Copeland Thomas, a total of 22 travelers from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Michigan and Colorado were part of this cultural immersion experience that built bridges between the people of India and the African American community. It was an inter-denominational group, as some were members of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AMEC), while others were Catholic, Presbyterian and Non-Demonimational. It was wonderful hosting them from 14th to 20th February 2016. The purpose of this trip was to develop a richer understanding of the people of India, their culture, history and lifestyle through new friendships, dialogue, fellowship and visits to their communities. Most of them have shared that this visit indeed was a life-changing experience.

For more detailed information about this trip and the schedule for future trip, please visit www.tellcarole.com. On December 14th, 2015 we had the Pastors Meeting for Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh region, held at Chennai.

We had a gathering of about 60 Pastors. Presiding Elder Sarah shared the Word of God and challenged the ministers. Many testified of being touched and ministered to according to their needs. Some testified of purchasing land for their churches while others testified of building churches for their congregations, and they said it was possible because of the scores of AMEs around the globe, who are praying for the minstry here. After the meeting we had a fellowship lunch and shared some gifts with the Pastors as a token of appreciation and love for the their relentless labour for the Kingdom of God. Pastor Brian Warren led a team from The Hope Center (THC), Canada to come and minister to the people in India.

They ministered to the widows, destitutes, Leprosy patients. A Sports Day was organised for 350 children, the THC team interacted with them and helped them dream for their future. They also interacted with the Pastors and encouraged them to continue to be on fire for the Lord as they serve God and people in their own respective areas.

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Pastor Warren was passed on his special anointing to the Pastors for greater and more fruitful ministry. The team also engaged in some physical labor helping cleaning up a church and its baptismal tank. As a result of the ministry of the team many people were delivered from spirit possessions, from their own burdens and addictions, there were healings and many were added to the Kingdom of God.

All praise and honor to God for such wonderful ministry. The African Methodist Episcopal Church has a unique and glorious history. It was unique in that it is the first major religious denomination in the Western World that had its origin over sociological and theological beliefs and differences. It rejected the negative theological interpretations which rendered persons of African descent second class citizens. Theirs was a theological declaration that God is God all the time and for everybody. The church was born in protest against slavery - against dehumanization of African people, brought to the American continent as labor.