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Voices – Episode 4: Humor & Community w/ Christina Turner, Kristen Hanna, & Casey Mursten
In this episode of Voices, Jay chats with Christina Turner (Wrightsville UMC), Kristen Hanna (Christ UMC) and Casey Mursten (Duke’s Chapel UMC, St. Paul UMC) about their Facebook group, “Corona […] Continue Reading→
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The Other Days of The Week – Episode 19: Teacher Appreciation w/ Edgardo Colón-Emeric
Amie chats with her former professor Edgardo Colón-Emeric (Duke Divinity) about school, learning languages, and meeting Pope Francis. Continue Reading→
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9 Things Your Church Can Do to Fight Racism
There are many wonderful lists of resources being shared around the Internet showing that every one of us can do something to fight racism. We recommend 75 Things White People […] Continue Reading→
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connections: A Summons to Witness, Protest and Promise
As Bishop of the North Carolina Conference, I invite you to affirm this summons to witness, protest and promise. We offer this opportunity, realizing that if we were gathering in Greenville […] Continue Reading→
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Guide Your Church through the COVID-19 Pandemic
As we begin to make plans to gather again with one another, the future remains uncertain. We continue to be encouraged to exercise caution by staying at home as much […] Continue Reading→
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Voices – Episode 3: Virtual Youth Ministry w/ NC Conference Youth Staff
Jay chats with Danny Peck, Julia Royall, Tanner Johnson & Lydia Cauley about the transition to online youth ministry and the techniques they are using to keep youth connected. Continue Reading→
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The Other Days Of The Week – Episode 18: The Neverending Shawl w/ Kristen Hanna
Amie and Kristen Hanna (Christ UMC) discuss knitting, Rory the corgi, and a visit from The New York Times. Continue Reading→
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The Other Days Of The Week – Episode 17: Wesley’s Midnight Runners w/ Jessie Shuman Larkins
Amie and Jessie Shuman Larkins (New Creation UMC) call in from their walk-in closets to discuss family time, schooling kids from home, and Wesley’s Midnight Runners. Continue Reading→