What is a Constituency Session?
All members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church are part of a constituency, which is defined as a group of voters in a specified region who elect representatives to a legislatorial body.
What Happens at Session?
As required by our Bylaws, every five years delegates elect union leadership, receive reports from union leaders and entities, and vote on general decisions and church business. Delegates also vote on proposed changes to the organization’s Constitution and Bylaws. Session Report 2021 Session Report 2026
Additional Information
- Q&A on Mid-America Union’s 2021 Constituency Session
- Adventist Church 101 – Structural Design for the Seventh-day Adventist Church