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2025 Convocation and Pastors’ School Trinitarian Matters: Shaping Christian Identity and Practice October 13-14, 2025 at Duke Divinity School Registration for the 2025 Convocation & Pastors’ School opens July 14. […]
Immigration detention, like all forms of detention is inhumane. Currently there are 60,000 immigrants detained on any given day. Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. government has set a goal […]
In this online session with Ashley, we’ll learn about how early Methodists embraced a ‘submission to be more vile’ in order to spread the love of God in places most unexpected. During this time, you’ll hear about the origin of the name ‘Methodist’ and what our founder, John Wesley, intended for us as the people called ‘Methodist.’
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Join us for weekly check-in calls open to anyone interested in staying informed and collaborating in our immigration response efforts. These gatherings are designed for anyone engaged in or curious […]
In this webinar with Ashley and Chris, we’ll examine a new Wesleyan Quadrilateral, the “practical quad.” We’ll review how Wesley implemented these four steps (or “method”) to grow the movement across England and how it led to extreme growth in the United States. This will include practical applications for growing churches today!
Are you exploring a call to ministry? Do you want to start the process of becoming a Certified Candidate in the UMC? If so, this Candidacy Retreat is for you! […]
Join us at an in-person or online prayer circle for a compassionate immigration response. Monthly on Fridays at 6 pm.
Designed for Christian institutional leaders, pastors, program staff, or laity, the Study Leave program is tailored to meet your goals. We invite you to Duke Divinity School to take advantage […]
The key to effective leadership is the ability to be a non-anxious presence. This is not a technique. It’s a way of being. It is deceptively simple, yet tremendously difficult. Our congregations need this kind of leadership now, more than ever.