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The Harbor district LSM team is pleased to present this course, open to all laity. Aging and Ministry counts as an advanced course to become a certified lay servant or to renew any LSM certification. All are welcome!
This will be an online Team Leader Training Refresher course via Zoom meeting. This is for Team Leaders who may have led teams in the past, or taken the training […]
Bluestem Conservation Cemetery actively focuses on community, conservation, and cemetery. Located 10 miles north of Hillsborough on 87 acres, Bluestem is the state’s largest green burial cemetery, renewing historic burial […]
Join Rev. Rachel Gilmore and Rev. Kris Sledge for a 2-part workshop designed to help churches and leaders better engage young adults today. The first session will dive into key data around generational trends, the shifting realities of the church, and what the numbers reveal about where we are now…
The act of landscaping can be so much more than just aesthetics; it can be a deeply meaningful process that reconnects us with nature and fosters a thriving ecosystem around […]
Genesis 2:15 reads, “The Lord God put the man in the Garden of Eden to take care of it and to look after it.” (Contemporary English Version). The United Methodist […]
The Capital district is pleased to offer this course, which is open to all laity. It’s a great opportunity to explore the many ways laypersons can live out their call to ministry in the United Methodist Church. This course is also a required step for anyone pursuing certification as a lay servant, lay speaker, or lay minister. Note that it takes place on Monday evenings for 90 minutes sessions for six weeks. You must attend all sessions to receive course credit!
How do we do politics as people of faith? What core commitments might inform how we grapple with the most contentious issues of our day—like climate change, immigration, racism, gun violence, health care? How do we transcend the politics of outrage that dominates our society and turns neighbors, even family members, into enemies? Despite our ideological differences, can we find enough common ground to work together for the common good?
Join Rev. Rachel Gilmore and Rev. Kris Sledge for a 2-part workshop designed to help churches and leaders better engage young adults today. The second session will offer practical strategies for making faith more accessible, exploring core values and tangible steps churches can take to authentically reach and be in relationship with younger generations. Together, we’ll move from understanding to action, equipping you to help your ministry thrive.
Climate change is arguably the greatest threat to human health in the 21st century, and its effects deepen health disparities. In this presentation, Dr. Nepveux and her colleagues will discuss how […]
The 2025 North Carolina Academy for Spiritual Formation will be held September 28 – October 3, 2025, at Trinity Center in Pine Knoll Shores, NC. Our speakers will be Dr. […]
The Hispanic House of Studies at Duke Divinity School invites you to join us on October 2, 2025, in celebration of Hispanic/Latine Heritage Month. This day will be our chance […]