Latest Updates
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NCCUMC Youth Week Theme Announced: “Salts of the Earth”
We invite you to NCCUMC Youth Week! Our theme is Salts of the Earth. Scripture tells us that “[we] are the salt of the earth”. We’ll spend time at Youth Week using this powerful image to explore and connect to all the ways we spread the word of God and share our faith with the world around… Continue Reading→
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Conference Connectional Table: Meeting Updates from 3-29-2022
The Conference Connectional Table (CCT) met March 29th by Zoom for the second of its quarterly meetings in 2022. A meeting summary follows. DEVOTION Bishop Fairley reminded us that God always desires to communicate with us individually. We must be willing to give God space to speak to us because God asks us every day… Continue Reading→
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Disaster Response Updates and Volunteer Opportunities
Currently, there are no active Early Response Team or long-term recovery volunteer opportunities in the NC Conference. All of our Disaster Ministries recovery centers are now closed. We continue to monitor weather events and will post updates if needs arise. We encourage Early Response Teams and rebuilding teams to consider UMCOR supported out-of-conference requests for… Continue Reading→
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What’s The Difference?
The Gary Wayne Locklear Mission Endowment and the Mission Seed Fund Grant applications are both currently accepting applications. So what’s the difference between the two? Mission Seed Fund Grants The Mission Seed Fund Grants comes from the NCCUMC Mission Team budget and applications are approved by the Mission Team. The purpose is to support new… Continue Reading→
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New #BeUMC Video Available
“To learn what it means to walk in the footsteps of Jesus. To walk in the footsteps of the Rabbi so close that the dust from his sandals gets on you. That’s walking with Jesus, and that’s the things I see happening in the United Methodist Church, and I love it, because I believe we’re… Continue Reading→
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Summer Literacy Program Grant
Congregations for Children is accepting applications for supplementary funding for NCCUMC churches that are planning to host summer literacy programs for elementary school aged children. Aligned with our focus on Kindergarten through third grade literacy, we invite applications that demonstrate a focus on remediation and reinforcement of reading and writing skills, particularly for low-income children… Continue Reading→