Join us for a day of beginnings -- as we launch a deeper dive into both conversations and practices for radical discipleship by practicing resurrection. Not only do we want to […]
The 2024 Come to the Table Conference, entitled Food, Land & Sacred Stories will bring together faith leaders from across the state to engage with these themes in a variety […]
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The presentation will identify unique contributions people living with dementia offer to Christian discipleship and the church’s mission.
Meeting planning and unexpected meeting dynamics can present challenges and limit any well-intentioned team or committee chair. This workshop will equip you to proactively prepare for meetings. We will start with the basics such as determining when a meeting is needed, developing a simple and clear agenda, and documenting your team’s decisions with clarity and simplicity.
The North Carolina 5-Day Academy for Spiritual Formation wants you to experience "A Taste of Academy"! Join us in October as we welcome the Rev. Dr. Donna Coltrane Battle for […]
The presentation will identify unique contributions people living with dementia offer to Christian discipleship and the church’s mission.
@ Youth in Unity, formerly known as Más Diversity, is a youth conference designed to empower and inspire young individuals of color. This conference serves as a platform for youth […]
Annual Meeting - SAVE THE DATE This event will be held at St. Luke UMC - Sanford
The reality of life on the borderlands is much more complex and unjust than most people realize. Hope 4 Humanity offers an experiential learning pilgrimage that explores the causes and […]
The Corridor district LSM team is pleased to present this course, open to all UMC laity. This course is designed to help laity and clergy deepen their understanding of persons living with dementia and help all maintain their identity and worth as beloved children of God.
The presentation will identify unique contributions people living with dementia offer to Christian discipleship and the church’s mission.
