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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''<span id="1900">1900.</span>''' The General Superintendent is the spiritual, executive, and administrative leader of the Church ([[2016 Wesleyan Discipline:350:1]]). As such, the General Superintendent must communicate through preaching, writing, teaching, and various uses of technology the fourfold mission and vision of the Church: evangelizing the lost, discipling believers, equipping the Church, and ministering to society. The result will be that hope and holiness will spread throughout the globe producing transformed people, communities, and cultures.</div>imported>Seedthrower