Meditation: Exodus 16:1-3, 6-8 and Luke 17:11-19 Like the Israelites who complained in the desert or the nine who were healed but did not give thanks, we, too, experience times of discontentment and ... Continue Reading→
Latest Posts
Advent Thoughts from Jin Lee – Capital District Lay Leader
Meditation: Consider the generosity of God's ongoing presence with us, the Holy Spirit. We are never alone. How have you experienced the Spirit's presence in your life? How is God present with you ... Continue Reading→
Online Learning Opportunities Available
These courses will be available online through the conference Online Learning Ministry. Please note enrollment dates; registration is not available for a course prior to those opening dates. To ... Continue Reading→
Lay Servants Annual Reports Due
If you are a Certified Lay Servant, a Local Church Lay Servant, a Lay Speaker, or are applying to become a Lay Speaker, it is time to submit your annual report. The online versions of the form are ... Continue Reading→
How have you fed hungry people?
Has your church participated in a Stop Hunger Now packing event? How about raising food in a community garden? Do you have times when you offer meals to homeless persons? Does your local church ... Continue Reading→
Impact Children in Our Mission Field
Many local churches are finding new opportunities to reach the children in their mission field. How about yours? Have you gathered and donated school supplies to a school in your community? Do you ... Continue Reading→
Lay Ministry Impact
The North Carolina Conference Board of Laity is looking for your stories – stories of how you are in ministry to persons beyond your local church. Instead of capturing just a few ministries to be ... Continue Reading→
Lay Servant Ministry Training
Check out the upcoming dates, places, and course offerings throughout our districts here. ... Continue Reading→
Lay Servant Ministry Continues Tradition
Whether it is exercising leadership in the local church or leading a particular ministry outside the local church, Lay Servants are responding to their call to ministry in uniquely Wesleyan ways. ... Continue Reading→