Latest Updates
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A Live Wespath Event
Join Wespath for a no-cost virtual event for UMC clergy and lay employees on April 10 at 12 pm ET. The event features information and insights from Wespath about General Conference, investments, benefits, and well-being to help assist with navigating benefits and the general UMC environment. The event will run approximately 4 hours. Registration allows… Continue Reading→
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February 2024 Updates
Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope is a weekend retreat for middle school youth to help them grow closer to God. The retreat includes small groups, worship, camp activities, and the opportunity to connect with God in God’s creation! Join us April 12-14, 2024, to learn how the Holy Habits can be used as tools to guide us in… Continue Reading→
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Lay Equalization Plan Nominations Now Open
In 2021, our annual conference adopted a Lay Equalization Plan that helps guide the nomination and selection process for At-Large Lay Members for the NC Annual Conference. The purpose of this plan is to ensure an equal number of clergy (active & retired) and lay members participate and vote in our NC Annual Conference. This… Continue Reading→
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March Monthly Resource Flyer
Each month, we publish this flyer to share timely Conference resources available to clergy and laity in local churches in the North Carolina Conference. It includes upcoming events, grant deadlines, Conference news, and more. The monthly theme for March is Women’s History Month. The flyer includes related resources that can be borrowed from the NC… Continue Reading→
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NC Conference Delegation Invites Feedback
As the NC Conference Delegation prepares to answer your questions about General Conference, they would like to understand your thoughts and questions. Please complete a short survey by March 13, 2024. The Delegation will use your feedback to create a video and print resource for you. Continue Reading→
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Prayer for Appointment-Making Season: Cross-Cultural Understanding
As we are in appointment-making season, Bishop Shelton has encouraged all of us to pray for the Cabinet, clergy and their families, and congregations. We will be sharing prayers over the next few weeks and encourage you to share them with your church. Read the next prayer in the series written by Rev. Glenn Stallsmith.… Continue Reading→