What is a District Superintendent?
Every United Methodist pastor is supervised by a minister who has been appointed by the Bishop as a District Superintendent. That minister oversees all the churches and pastors in his/her district and meets with each church a minimum of once a year, usually in the fall, at the Annual Charge Conference.
Related Questions
- May a superintendent request academic assessment information for the previous school year when the student was not in the district (home education, other public school, elsewhere)?
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- What is the difference between a superintendent account, versus a district administrator account?
