United Methodist Youth Of The North Carolina Conference
The North Carolina Annual Conference has a very active youth ministry. The 2010-2011 youth officers are; Sydney Evans, President; Bradley Wallace, Vice President; Amber June Suits, Secretary; Taylor Raine Higgins, Treasurer; and Ali Santiago, Legislative Affairs Person. The youth ministry also sponsors several conference events every year.
Read more about United Methodist Youth Of The North Carolina Conference: Conference Youth Committees, Youth Service Fund
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