Kenneth H. Carter, Jr. is resident bishop of The Florida Conference of The United Methodist Church.
Along with the Cabinet, he gives pastoral and administrative leadership to over 800 congregations, fresh expressions of church, campus ministries and outreach initiatives in an episcopal area that stretches from Tallahassee and Jacksonville to Miami and the Keys. He came to The Florida Conference in 2012, following a ministry of almost 30 years in Western North Carolina, 28 as a local church pastor.
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Bishop Tom Berlin: "I want to be in ministry with you"
Florida's new Bishop brings a servant's heart and said he will start by listening instead of talking.
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Two jurisdictions tackle racism in bishop elections
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Bishop Kenneth Carter moves from the Florida Conference
Newly confirmed Bishop Tom Berlin assumes the post of Resident Bishop of the Florida United Methodist Church.
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New bishops consecrated on final day of SEJ
Hundreds from around the region gathered Friday, Nov. 4, for the final session of the 2022 Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference of The United Methodist Church, which handled a few remaining items of business before announcing much-anticipated episcopal assignments and then consecrated the SEJ’s ...
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SEJ passes three resolutions in evening session
A day filled with activity and some controversy ends with delegates passing three resolutions.
