• Canva Training: Intro to Canva

    Zoom

    Whether you’re a pastor creating a quick event graphic, a church administrative assistant designing a flyer, or a volunteer managing social media, Canva has become one of the most powerful and accessible communication tools available to churches.

    free
  • 4 in 1: Preparing Meaningful Funeral and Grief Ministries

    Edenton Street UMC 228 W Edenton St, Raleigh

    The NC Conference Worship Committee and the Center for Leadership Excellence present four workshops in one day, 4 in 1, to equip you in your funeral and grief ministries…

    $15
  • It’s Hard to Love Your Neighbors if You Don’t Know Them

    White Plains UMC 313 SE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC

    How can your congregation more faithfully know and serve its neighbors? MissionInsite equips churches with powerful demographic information and insights about people’s priorities and aspirations. This data helps you understand your neighbors so that your church can support strategic, Spirit-led ministry. 

    $25
  • Canva Training: Canva for Print

    Zoom

    Many churches have discovered Canva for social media and online promotion, but fewer realize just how powerful it can be for creating high-quality printed materials. With Microsoft Publisher being retired, many congregations are searching for a new solution for newsletters, bulletins, brochures, and other print publications.

    free
  • The Anti-Greed Gospel In-Person Book Event

    Camp Ground UMC 4625 Campground Rd, Fayetteville, North Carolina

    Participants will gather in person with Dr. Malcolm Foley for a day-long session to envision a new way forward for the Church.Registration is open until August 14. Register Now→

    $10
  • A Shared Path Forward: Consensus Building in the Church

    Zoom

    In the church, we are called to be one in the body of Christ… how does that translate when we are sitting at a conference table trying to decide whether to build a new Sanctuary, where to allocate the budget, or who to hire to disciple our kids? It would be easy to “take a stand” on any one of these real-life decisions – but consensus building requires a different approach of deep listening, creativity, and a willingness to recognize Christ in one another…even when we don’t agree.

    free