A crowd of laity and clergy joined Bishop Ward at the NC State Capitol Building on June 27 to Stand Against Racism.
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connections: Celebrating Diversity
Bishop Ward invites us to worship with the Multicultural Ministries team on Sunday, June 28.
connections: A Prelude to Annual Conference 2020
Bishop Ward gives us a brief synopsis of what will be included in the 2020 virtual Annual Conference on June 18.
connections: The Beauty of Pentecost People
We in The United Methodist Church know the importance of diversity, of multiculturalism, and of the beauty of Pentecost people.
A Pastoral Letter to United Methodists of the Southeastern Jurisdiction
Brothers and Sisters: As president of the Southeastern Jurisdiction College of Bishops my heart rejoices over the bold, courageous, and compassionate offering of confession, lament, and call to action by our white brothers and sisters of the SEJ College and the gracious acceptance of this act of truth telling as we journey toward the Beloved… Continue Reading→
connections: A Summons to Witness, Protest and Promise
As Bishop of the North Carolina Conference, I invite you to affirm this summons to witness, protest and promise.
From the Bishop: Lamenting the Violent Murders of Black Persons & Effects of COVID-19
Dear United Methodist friends, Today, Monday, June 1, 2020, we join an expansive Day of Lament as we remember 100,000 persons who have died as a result of COVID-19 and as we remember the violent murders of Black persons, most recently Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd. In these days of anxiety, grief,… Continue Reading→
From the Bishop: Lament – A Day to Mourn
As we in the United States mark the death of 100,000 people to COVID-19, let us as United Methodist people join in prayers in worship on Sunday, May 31, and join with countless others on Monday, June 1, in a national Day of Lament. Religious communities and civic leaders including governors and mayors are summoning… Continue Reading→
SEJ Episcopal Announcement
Grace and peace to you. In this unprecedented time, the NC Conference Committee on the Episcopacy is delighted and reassured that Bishop Hope Morgan Ward will remain our episcopal leader until after Jurisdictional Conference 2021. Given the global pandemic and the denominational refocusing that is anticipated at General Conference 2021, the Committee has repeatedly expressed… Continue Reading→
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