Oregon Methodist Episcopal Church Administrative records

The Oregon Methodist Episcopal Church (OMEC) papers include church membership, General Conference issues, charges brought against pastors and other church administrators, votes on women delegates, a plan for the Salem Circuit, and correspondence from two U.S. Presidential secretaries.

The documents in this series detail various charges brought against pastors of the Oregon Methodist Episcopal Church. Hearings were conducted by the Judicial Counsel, the Supreme Court of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In some cases the transcript of the trial is included along with statements by witnesses in the case.

Papers related to the court case.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Papers include correspondence, records of the trial court, records of the Judicial Conference, and a statement by Thomas Van Scoy.

Charges in the court case along with handwritten notes.

Charges in the court case along with handwritten notes.

Charges in the court case along with handwritten notes.

Case papers and trial documents.

Case papers and trial documents.

Charges, correspondence, and testimony.

This series contains church business reports dealing with such matters as admission of women delegates, education, and information on the operation of the Oregon and California conferences.

Results of the vote.

Information regarding Church needs.

Correspondence

Contains a report

Contains a report.

Includes a committee report on the consolidation of Willamette University and Portland University with a statement by Thomas Van Scoy, information on the Bishop Hamilton Endowment Fund, and information about the Methodist Educational Convention.

Includes a petition concerning Santiam Academy, a committee report about the Willamette University Endowment, and educational reports from 1851 and 1853.

Signed by James Wilbur, among others.

Organization of committees.

Information about the endowment fund.

Various reports and documents dealing with lay workers in the OMEC.

List of OMEC ministers in Oregon.

Report on the legal meaning of the word "minister" and how it applies to the OMEC marriage ceremony.

Northwest participation in the congress.

Sale of property owned by the Milwaukie Circuit.

Correspondence

Contains a resolution.

Articles of incorporation and related papers.