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B.T.C.I.C.M.C.C.A. - About the B.T.C.I. Conference
Our History
Our Doctrine and Creed
Our Organization and Structure
Our Mission and Ministry
Our Ministry Among The Youth
B.T.C.I.C.M.C.C.A. -The Methodist Mission Foundation
B.T.C.I.C.M.C.C.A. - The Professional Counselling Center
B.T.C.I.C.M.C.C.A. - Conference Special Projects
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The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands Conference of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas
The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands Conference of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands Conference of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands Conference of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas
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About the B.T.C.I. Conference
The M.C.C.A.
The Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas (M.C.C.A.) was formed in Antigua by the Methodist Church Ordinance, 1967. The M.C.C.A. is organized and constituted as a Connexional conference comprising eight Districts or District Conferences:
The Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands Conference of the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas 
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 Belize/Honduras
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 Haiti
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 Leeward Islands
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 Panama/Costa Rica
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 Bahamas/Turks and Caicos Islands
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 Guyana
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 Jamaica
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 South Caribbean
The M.C.C.A. was established by the Methodist Church in Great Britain which itself was formed on 20th September, 1932 through the union of the churches formerly known as the Wesleyan Methodist Church, the Primitive Methodist Church and the United Methodist Church. The Methodist work in the West Indies, the Bahamas, and the mainland territories in South and Central America was actually inaugurated under the authority of the Reverend John Wesley and his Conference in the year 1786. The Mission which was sent by Reverend Wesley developed the work started by Nathaniel Gilbert in 1760 in Antigua. The early mission efforts have grown and expanded over the years, and the M.C.C.A. is the governing body for the development of Methodism in the aforementioned territories. The current President of the M.C.C.A. is the Rev. Bruce Swapp. The Secretary is Rev. Franklyn Manners. The office is located at Belmont, St. John's, Antigua, P.O. Box 9. Phone 268-460-5777. Fax 268-460-5776.
The B.T.C.I. Conference
By agreement, the B.T.C.I. Conference is one of eight self-governing Conferences or District Conferences of the M.C.C.A. It was incorporated in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas as a nonprofit company limited by guarantee on January 21, 1998, No. 44111 under the Companies Act.
 
 
 
Rev. Dr. Raymond Neilly
Rev. Dr. Raymond R. Neilly
 Rev. Dr. Raymond R. Neilly •President
Mr. Hugh Fulford •Vice President
Rev. Dr. James J. Timothy •Secretary
Mr. Kenneth Lewis •Treasurer
Mrs. Hattie Brown •Assistant Treasurer
Rev. Dr. Kenneth A. Huggins •Immediate Past President
Mr. Maurice Glinton •Legal Adviser
Mr. Anthony Thompson •Legal Adviser
Mrs. Miriam Curling •Legal Adviser
 

The office is located at:
Rhodes Memorial Methodist Church
108 Montrose Avenue
P.O. Box 3702
Nassau, Bahamas
Phone (242) 325-6432 | Fax (242) 328-2784
E-mail: btcimcca@aol.com
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