Connectional Ministries
Partnering with churches and ministry groups to meet Jesus in our world
and to envision new ways of making disciples for Jesus Christ
Connectional Ministries partners with church congregations and ministry teams to discover and realize God’s new dreams. It encourages and equips churches and their individual members to:
- Engage vital ministry with bold Wesleyan ways of making disciples for Jesus Christ
- Grow intentionally toward in the work of anti-racism and justice in as commitment to the Way of Jesus
- Develop strong leaders who make a different in our congregations, on the mission field, and in our communities
- Engage with the physical and spiritual needs of the neighborhood and world
- Connect the local, regional, and global church as the Body of Christ
Congregational Vitality & Discipleship
Read, analyze, and reflect on scripture through biblical animation.
Ministry Teams
Consider how our areas of service may intersect with the needs of your congregations and your individual members.
Conference Connectional Table
The NC Conference ministry teams work together with conference boards and committees to vision, perform strategic planning, develop budgets, and evaluate.
Ministries
Our Connectional Ministries team is focused on serving congregations according to the mission of the North Carolina Conference.
Conference Connectional Table
Under the NC Conference structure, the Conference Connectional Table (CCT) provides a forum for the understanding, casting forth, and implementation of the vision of the conference. It is where ministry and money come to the same table to coordinate the mission, ministries, and resources of the conference.
Latest Updates
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Clergy Appreciation Month: Promoting Unity
As we approach this season of decision-making in our country, with the election just around the corner, Rev. Ismael Ruiz-Millán takes a moment to acknowledge the deep responsibility clergy carry. […] Continue Reading→
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2024 Quadrennial Orientation: Building on Mission and Ministry
On September 9, the 2024 Quadrennial Orientation brought together conference committee members and staff, setting the stage for the next four years of mission and ministry within the North Carolina […] Continue Reading→
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Connectional Ministries Staff Responsibility Changes
As the NC Conference continues to “right-size” for a future with strength, the Office of Connectional Ministries announces the following staff responsibility changes moving forward: Rev. Ernesto Barriguete Rev. Ernesto […] Continue Reading→
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Sabbath Life 2023 Invitation
Sabbath Life is an ecumenical invitation to clergy and ministry professionals to practice the rhythms of Sabbath, stepping away from our daily lives to delight in God, creation, and each other. Our unique format offers a holistic […] Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table: Meeting Updates from 3-29-2022
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met March 29th by Zoom for the second of its quarterly meetings in 2022. A meeting summary follows. DEVOTION Bishop Fairley reminded us that God […] Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table Approves 2024 Budget and Sends to CFA for Approval
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met January 27th by Zoom to ready the 2024 budget proposal for presentation to the Council on Finance and Administration (CFA). After discussion, the total […] Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table: Meeting Updates from 12-9-2021
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met December 9th by Zoom for the fourth of its quarterly meetings in 2021. A meeting summary follows. DEVOTION Gray Southern emphasized to CCT […] Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table: Meeting Updates from 10-7-2021
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met October 7th by Zoom for the third of its quarterly meetings in 2021. A meeting summary follows. LOVE FEAST / OPENING REMARKS To open […] Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table: Meeting Updates from 5-18-2021
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met May 18 by Zoom for the second of its quarterly meetings in 2021. A meeting summary follows. STRUCTURAL UPDATES Bishop Leonard Fairley will come […] Continue Reading→