Affiliated Units
| Austria | United Methodist Church |
| Belgium | United Protestant Church |
| Bulgaria | United Methodist Church |
| Czech Republic & Slovak Republic | United Methodist Church |
| Denmark | United Methodist Church |
| Estonia | United Methodist Church |
| Finland | The Methodist Church (Swedish speaking) |
| Germany | United Methodist Church |
| Hungary | United Methodist Church |
| Italy | Methodist Church in Italy |
| Latvia | United Methodist Church |
| Norway | United Methodist Church |
| Macedonia & Serbia | United Methodist Church |
| Poland | United Methodist Church |
| Portugal | Evangelical Methodist Church |
| Russia | United Methodist Church |
| Spain | The Evangelical Church |
| Sweden | United Methodist Church |
| Switzerland & France | United Methodist Church |
Area Officers
Rev. Margarita Todorova, a fourth generation Bulgarian Methodist, was born in 1962. Since engineering seemed the only “safe” highly qualified profession for an active Christian in a Communist world she graduated the Russe Technical University with a M. Sc. in engineering, and even passed the 3-year PhD program. By the time the course finished Communism had collapsed and she had the opportunity to go to Cambridge, UK, to study theology. In 1997 she returned with 2 M.A. Degrees from Cambridge University and Anglia Politechnics, her master dissertation being “The Effect of Communism on the Pastoral Work of the Protestant Churches in Bulgaria”.
At present she serves as an ordained Pastor of the Sevlievo United Methodist Church, Bulgaria. She has been leading the Women’s work in the Bulgarian Methodist Church since 2001. During the 2006-2011 quinqennium she served as a member of the Executive Council of the World Methodist Conference and presently continues to be a member.