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Interpretation at the General Conference

by Art McClanahan April 23, 2012

During a Monday morning orientation, Donald Reasoner, Director of Multilingual Resources for the General Board of Global Ministries, described available interpretation for International Delegates to the 2012 General Conference of The United Methodist Church.  Art McClanahan reports.

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