This course is open to all laity and is a great way to learn about the many ways laity can answer their call to ministry in the UMC. This course is required for all laity seeking certification as a lay servant, lay speaker, or lay minister.
Deepen your awareness of age-appropriate learning strategies integral to teaching and discipling children effectively. Also, our presenter will share several pointers about shaping your ministry to welcome children with different needs. Be prepared at your computer with a thin wire hanger and some colorful art supplies such as a few crayons, watercolors, or markers.
This Zoom course is open to all laity. In addition, it meets the UM History requirement for those seeking to become certified lay speakers or certified lay ministers. This course also counts as an “advanced course” for certified lay servants or anyone in need of continuing education to renew their certification.
Clergywomen's Gathering on ZOOM with Bishop Shelton and Becky Posey Wiliams from GCOSROW Join us Tuesday, February 20, at 10 am on ZOOM for a gathering of North Carolina Conference clergywomen with conversation and practical applications from our own Bishop Shelton and Becky Posey Williams, Senior Director of Sexual Ethics and Advocacy for the General […]
A virtual learning experience for Christian faith leaders who serve in BIPOC communities to introduce and reinforce practical and informative ways to engage with public policy and ecclesial polity.
Confirmation groups from United Methodist Churches are welcome to attend a confirmation retreat at Chestnut Ridge Camp and Retreat Center. Learn more and register→
@ UMCOR provides several courses for Early Response Teams (ERTs) through a network of badged local trainers. ERTs fill a specific need in the early days after a disaster to help to prevent further damage while providing a caring Christian presence. ERTs are not a first-response group of emergency workers, nor are they recovery, rebuild, […]
@ UMCOR provides several courses for Early Response Teams (ERTs) through a network of badged local trainers. ERTs fill a specific need in the early days after a disaster to help to prevent further damage while providing a caring Christian presence. ERTs are not a first-response group of emergency workers, nor are they recovery, rebuild, […]
February 25 is Camp Sunday in the NC Conference. Camp Sunday is a time to share the ministries of Camps Chestnut Ridge, Don Lee, and Rockfish as vital partners with you in faith formation, healthy congregations, and effective leaders. Camp and Retreat Ministries provides a community where one can encounter God in new and vibrant […]
@ The Hispanic House of Studies and the Office of Black Church Studies offer a screening and discussion of Faith in Blackness. This is a short-form documentary that highlights the lived experiences of AfroLatines of different faith traditions by sharing their stories and how their Blackness plays a role in their spirituality and vice-versa.This event […]
The purpose of this in-person training is to equip leaders with new and updated Safer Sanctuaries material from the recently published resource. This workshop is relevant for leaders responsible for Safe Sanctuaries in district, conference, and local church contexts. Attendees will leave prepared to train others and will have the ability to implement holistic Safe Sanctuaries ministry in their churches.
@ Moving from Head to Heart, from Knowledge to Transformation. RISE! is a faith-based version of a national anti-racism training model offered in a two-day workshop from 10 am to 6 pm, March 8-9, 2024. Seaside United Methodist Church in Sunset Beach, NC, is the host location for this event. A small registration fee will […]
