1. Composition and Powers
The Yearly Meeting consists of the
members of the churches subordinate to it. The Yearly Meeting possesses
complete legislative, judicial, and administrative authority. It has the power
to counsel, to admonish, or to discipline its subordinate meetings; to
institute measures and provide means for the promotion of truth and righteousness;
to inaugurate and to carry on departments of religious and philanthropic work.
It may review the proceedings of any meeting and give advice and instruction to
the churches when these are requested or when they are thought necessary.
2. Annual Sessions
Annual
Sessions are held for the inspiration, encouragement, and renewal of its
constituents through worship, business, and fellowship.