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The NC Conference Commission of Archives & History is in the process of digitizing many of our holdings so that you can access these materials from home. Books published by […]
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Pictures from the Clergy Pictorial Directories are now available online through the Archives website. Pictorial Directories and supplements from 1971 through 2011 are available. Need a picture of your pastor […]
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The NC Conference Historical Society/Commission on Archives and History newsletters from 2005 to the present are now available online. View them on the Newsletters page.
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The Archives & History Committee has posted a 2016 PDF presentation on Historic Churches in the NC Conference.
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What is digitization? The conversion of traditional records into digital or electronic form. When referring to digitization of church records, the main group of documents are the historic records of […]
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In the beginning (1795-1800), the territory known as North Carolina was divided between the Virginia and South Carolina Conferences of the Methodist Episcopal Church with the Virginia Conference getting “the […]
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Looking for something to do during this time of having to stay home? Let me give you a couple of ideas for putting your time to good use. First, record […]
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The North Carolina Conference Archives has recently received two nice gifts. The largest gift ever received came from the estate of the late Rev. L. Franklin (Frank) Grill; former historian […]
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Dr. Ashley Boggan Dreff, cradle United Methodist, professor and author of Entangled: A History of American Methodism, Politics, and Sexuality and #Nevertheless: American Methodists and Women’s Rights, has been elected […]
