Delegates from the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) meet in Orlando, Florida for their annual meeting on Tuesday, where they are expected to vote on a constitutional amendment related to women pastors. Multiple outlets report that the SBC has debated similar proposals for the fourth consecutive year. The measure would tighten the denomination’s rules by formally barring churches with a woman serving in roles that resemble those of a pastor, rather than limiting restrictions only to the top pastor position. The vote is expected to occur during the meeting, which includes deliberations on constitutional changes affecting church leadership practices. The sources characterize the SBC as a staunchly conservative evangelical denomination and frame the proposal as part of an ongoing effort to define and enforce its stance on women in pastoral leadership. While the outlets describe what delegates are expected to consider and vote on, they do not indicate the final outcome of the amendment in the information provided.