Bishop Ward extends the invitation for youth and youth leaders to attend Pilgrimage 2017 at the Crown Center – Fayetteville, Nov. 10-12.
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connections: We Are UMCOR
In this season of hurricanes, Bishop Ward highlights the work and ministry of UMCOR in helping people rebuild not only their homes, but their lives.
From the Bishop: A Call to Prayer and Witness as DACA is Rescinded
Dear friends in Christ, Grace and peace to you this day. As DACA is rescinded today, let us hold in our hearts and prayers our Hispanic neighbors, including our clergy, their families and the people they lead and serve. The United Methodist Church has opposed this action on DACA consistently. The Council of Bishops, the… Continue Reading→
Bishop Ward to Receive Honorary Degree from Hood Seminary
Dr. Vergel Lattimore, President of Hood Theological Seminary in Salisbury, NC announced that Bishop Hope Morgan Ward will be the speaker for the Opening Convocation on Friday, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. The public is welcome to attend this special service at in the Albert J. D. Aymer Center on the Seminary campus. Following her… Continue Reading→
connections: Until Every Household Is Restored
During hurricane season, Bishop Ward reminds us of the strength the United Methodist Church has in disaster response and recovery.
connections: Let Us Seek to Do Good
Bishop Ward affirms the commitment of the North Carolina Conference to be in ministry with and for all persons and to work towards peace and justice for all.
Witness & Invitation from the SEJ College of Bishops meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, August 17, 2017
“The things, good Lord, that we pray for, give us grace to labor for.” – Thomas More, UMH, 408 Serving with you in the Southeastern Jurisdiction, we grieve the violence in Charlottesville. We renew our baptismal covenant to trust and serve Christ, to resist evil, and to honor all in the human family. We share… Continue Reading→
connections: The Commission on the Status and Role of Women
Bishop Ward and Christi Dye discuss the role of the Commission on the Status and Role of Women (COSROW) in the conference.
Charlottesville: Let Us Remember Who We Are
Dear United Methodist friends, In the wake of hate and violence unleashed in Charlottesville, let us remember who we are and what we offer to the world. We are God’s people, given identity and destiny in baptism. We are God’s people, nurtured into distinctive discipleship as Christ-followers. We are God’s people, given courage, wisdom, strength,… Continue Reading→
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