World Methodist Conference 2011
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The document summarizes the World Methodist Conference to be held in August 2011 in Durban, South Africa. Over 3000 delegates plus 3000 visitors are expected to attend the conference at the International Convention Center, which has the capacity for 6000 people. The theme of the conference is "Jesus Christ - for the healing of nations" and will feature prominent speakers, workshops, and public events open to all, including an opening ceremony, evangelistic event, beach party, street parade and closing ceremony.
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