Latest Updates
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2024 Apportionment Reports Sent Via Email
The 2024 apportionment calculation reports, along with related statistical tables from 2022, were delivered to pastors via email yesterday, Wednesday, July 12, 2023. Senior pastors – please check your conference email account and share this information with any others who may need it within your church. If you have not received a copy of your… Continue Reading→
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Lighthouse Congregations: Ann Street UMC
Members at Ann Street UMC discuss being a Lighthouse Congregation and welcoming people in their church and community. Learn more about Lighthouse Congregations. Continue Reading→
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Breakaway 2023 Recap
From June 26-July 1st, 151 youth and 35 adult staff from across the NCCUMC gathered at NC Wesleyan University for a week of fun, worship, fellowship, and celebrating the 80s in the spirit of Stranger Things. Rev. Sarah Majors from Open Table UMC served as pastor in residence for the week and brought the theme,… Continue Reading→
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Last Month in the NC Conference: June 2023
We’d like to keep everyone up-to-date about the happenings all across the NC Conference offices and committees, so we’ll be posting a roundup of all the major news at the end of every month. Here’s an overview of NC Conference events and updates from the month of June. NC Conference Annual Conference Center for Leadership… Continue Reading→
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Resources for the Grounded in Scripture People of God #BeUMC
The #BeUMC campaign reminds us of who we are at our best — the spirit-filled, resilient, connected, missional, faithful, diverse, deeply rooted, committed, disciple-making, Jesus-seeking, generous, justice-seeking, world-changing, grace-filled people of God called The United Methodist Church. We study, teach, learn from and live out the Word of God. First and foremost, we are dedicated to the… Continue Reading→
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Changing The Conversation About Immigration – Sept. 30th
Saturday, September 30th beginning at 9:00 am, Morehead United Methodist Church (3214 Horse Pen Creek Road Greensboro, NC 27410) will host a conversation sponsored by Neighborhood Seminary and Hope for Humanity focusing on issues of justice, equity, and inclusion. The registration fee is $25 to attend and does include lunch. You can chose a free… Continue Reading→