@ Bishop Shelton values relationships and continues to seek connection with the clergy of the North Carolina Conference. During the month of May, she will be traveling across our connection […]
@ Bishop Shelton values relationships and continues to seek connection with the clergy of the North Carolina Conference. During the month of May, she will be traveling across our connection […]
Special Sundays are designated Sundays throughout the year that provide opportunities for giving. These special offerings are earmarked and support designated ministries. This Special Sunday supports peace with justice ministries. […]
Annual Conference 2023 will meet at the Greenville Convention Center (303 SW Greenville Blvd., Greenville, NC 27834). This year's theme is Graceful Hospitality. Watch the conference website for updates.
@ We invite all ethnic youth of color to the first-ever “Más Diversity“ summer event. From June 23–25, we will gather on the campus of North Carolina Wesleyan University to […]
@ We invite you to the new and improved Breakaway, our weeklong event for middle and high schoolers! Our theme is “Miracles: There Are Stranger Things.” Scripture tells us that […]
The North Carolina Conference Lay Servant Ministries team will sponsor an information session on Certified Lay Ministry (CLM) at the North Carolina Conference building in Garner.
The NC Conference Safe Sanctuaries Team will offer a “Basics and Best Practices” workshop designed for those who need a refresher on basics and best practices and/or for those who are new to their local church’s Safe Sanctuaries team. Lunch is included at no cost, but a $10 donation can be made towards the cost of food & supplies for the event during registration.
@ An event co-hosted by Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle and Interfaith Power and Light, this is a session for youth interested in creation care and concerned about the […]
@ September is the Season of Creation, a month-long focus on God’s Creation and how we Christians can grow in our stewardship of what God has made. Season of Creation […]
Disabled people are 26% of the population, and yet, so frequently dismissed or ignored in church communities. In this session, Dr. Amy Kenny will outline the value and importance of disability theology, and invite church leaders to learn from the embodied wisdom of disabled people by practicing disability theology.
@ New Faith Communities Orientation Day for church planters. New Faith Communities Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live
