Church Leadership
Davidson United Methodist Church follows the basic organizational plan for local churches as set forth in The Book of Discipline. This plan “shall include provision for a Charge Conference and the church (Administrative) Council” which “shall be amenable to and function as the administrative agency of the Charge Conference.”
Our Administrative Council plays a vital role in guiding the life and ministry of our church. Leamon Brice currently serves as Lay Leader, bringing decades of experience and a deep commitment to the mission of DUMC. His leadership is helping shape our church’s path forward as we listen for where God is calling us next.
Below is information about Leamon, our co-chair, and other committees that support and serve DUMC.
Meet the People Who Help Lead DUMC
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Email: layleader@davidsonumc.org
Filling the Lay Leader role is new to me at DUMC, but I am excited about our church’s future. As we go through the DUMC Forward strategic planning process, we will discern the vision God has for our church in the post pandemic world. Working with you, the members and our staff I am sure we can make an impact wherever God leads us.
DUMC is important to me and my family. Renee and I joined the church in 1990, and our two children grew up in the church. I have served in many roles over the years including Sunday school teacher, Disciple leader, Usher, Trustee, Trustee Chair during the construction of the sanctuary and the Alexander Education building, a member of the strategic planning committee in the 2000’s, a member of the committee in charge of remodeling the chapel and the Molly McKay House and a member on the Administrative Council and SPRC.
I look forward to the new role of Lay Leader and expect with your participation DUMC will continue to be successful and play a large role in God’s plan for our community and the community of faith. I invite you to share with me questions or concerns by contacting me at layleader@davidsonumc.org
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Leading Together: Our Church Framework
"The United Methodist Church does not have a central headquarters or a single executive leader. Duties are divided among bodies that include the General Conference, the Council of Bishops and the Judicial Council. Each of these entities is required by our Constitution, a foundational document, to be part of our structure, and plays a significant role in the life of the church."
