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Plan “UMC”

by Art McClanahan

May 2, 2012

Christine Dodson, Gregory D. Stover, and Betty Spiwe Katiyo present “Plan UMC” to the General Conference.

http://umcmedia.org/gc2012/podcasts/audio/05/Plan_UMC_presentation.mp3

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