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Yes, to hold office in the United Methodist Church, individuals typically need to be active members of the church. This means they should be involved in the congregation's life, including regular attendance, participation in ministry, and support of the church's mission. Specific requirements can vary depending on the level of office and the policies of the local church or conference.

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