Latest Updates
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Asian Convocation 2026 Registration Now Open
The Asian Ministries Committee invites Asian clergy and laity, along with their families, to the 2026 NC Conference Asian Convocation, from July 20, 2026, at 5 pm, through 1 pm Continue Reading→
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Immigration Response Prayer Circle at NCCU
On March 6, 2026, the NC Conference’s Immigration Response Prayer Circle joined a Global Movement on the World Day of Prayer. The prayer circle was held on the campus of Continue Reading→
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The Anti-Greed Gospel Book Study & Workshop
Join us for a book study of The Anti-Greed Gospel: How Greed Is the Root of Racism & How the Church Can Create a New Way Forward by Dr. Malcolm Foley, Continue Reading→
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Native American Speakers Available
The United Methodist Church will celebrate Native American Ministries Sunday on April 19, 2026. The NC Conference Native American Cooperative Ministry can provide Native American UMC speakers for local churches Continue Reading→
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Remembering Rev. John Edward “Ed” Morrison
July 11, 1942-January 9, 2022 1977-1981 NC Conference Youth and Young Adult Coordinator 1998-2005 Rockingham District Superintendent NC Conference Local Church Clergy Retirement 2005 I met Rev. John Edward Morrison in Continue Reading→
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Weekly Immigration Response Calls & Upcoming Events
Here are a few upcoming opportunities to stay informed, connect, and engage in justice and community response efforts this month. View more resources and information on our Immigration Response page. Continue Reading→
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“Shaping the Mission” Native American Leadership Retreat
The Committee on Native American Ministries (CONAM) and the Native American Cooperative Ministry (NACM), North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church members held their “Shaping the Mission” Leadership Retreat Continue Reading→
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Faithful Witness in a Complex World: 2025 Asian Convocation Recap
The Asian Ministries Committee of the North Carolina Conference hosted the 2025 Asian Convocation from July 21 to 24 at the Trinity Center in Pine Knoll Shores. This year’s theme, Continue Reading→
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Witnessing the Wounds: BIPOC Clergy in the UMC Reflect on Their Callings, Careers, and Pastoral Experiences
The Religion and Social Change Lab at Duke University has published Witnessing the Wounds: BIPOC Clergy in the UMC Reflect on Their Callings, Careers, and Pastoral Experiences, primarily authored by Continue Reading→