Ministerial Relations

Calling, equipping and sustaining faith-filled, joyful and healthy servant leaders throughout the North Carolina Conference.
Calling: Discerning a Call to Ministry?
Equipping: Resources for Seminarians & Candidates
Sustaining: Resources for Clergy
Latest Updates

Sexual Ethics Policies and Resources

Policies surrounding sexual ethics in the NC Conference are established in order that all children of God find safe, sacred Read more »

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2013-2014 Board of Ordained Ministry Dates & Resources

Blessings to those of you preparing to write and interview for Provisional and Full Connection status in 2013/2014 Revised questions Read more »

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Pastoral Internship Program Launching this Summer

This summer, the Office of Ministerial Relations is launching “Taste and See,” a new Pastoral Internship Program geared toward individuals Read more »

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2012-2013 Board of Ordained Ministry Interview Dates & Resources

Congratulations to those of you preparing to write and interview for Provisional and Full Connection status in 2012/2013! Revised questions Read more »

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Top 10 Ways for Local Church to Support Seminary Students

When someone from your local church decides to attend seminary and enter ordained ministry, your church has reason to celebrate. You Read more »

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**IRAI No Longer Required for Candidates**

Effective immediately, the Inventory of Religious Activities and Interests (IRAI) is no longer a required component for the licensed and Read more »

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New Candidacy Process

As of November 2011, the NC Conference will be utilizing a new process for those seeking to become certified candidates Read more »

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LICENSING SCHOOL 2012

The North Carolina Annual Conference’s Licensing School will be held at N.C. Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount beginning May 17th and Read more »

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