Latest Updates
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Most Borrowed Resources in 2025
Welcome to 2026! Here is our list of the top 10 most borrowed resources from the NC Conference Media Center in 2025. Did you know that you can borrow multiple participant books for some of our older studies? Groups that took advantage of this option sent these studies to the top of our list this year. Rev.… Continue Reading→
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2026 IRS Standard Mileage Rates
On December 29, 2025, the Internal Revenue Service set the 2026 standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical, or moving purposes. Beginning January 1, 2026, the standard mileage rates for the use of a car (also vans, pickups, or panel trucks) will be: The rates apply to… Continue Reading→
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Good News in the Night
Bishop Connie Mitchell Shelton shares a Christmas message encouraging compassion and gratitude, reminding everyone of God’s presence in all circumstances, and inviting love and understanding during this season. Continue Reading→
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Lay Equalization Plan for Our Annual Conference
In 2021, our Annual Conference adopted a Lay Equalization Plan (LEP) that helps guide the nomination and selection process for at-large lay members to our Annual Conference. The purpose of this plan is to ensure an equal number of clergy (active & retired) and lay members participate in our NC Annual Conference. This plan calls… Continue Reading→
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The Anti-Greed Gospel Book Study & Workshop
Join us for a book study of The Anti-Greed Gospel: How Greed Is the Root of Racism & How the Church Can Create a New Way Forward by Dr. Malcolm Foley, as we explore how greed fuels racism and how we can respond with faithfulness and purpose. This conference-wide opportunity is open to clergy and laity… Continue Reading→
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Join us for Change is Hard. God is Good. Nature Can Help us Through.
The Center for Leadership Excellence presents a reflective workshop for those navigating change in life and ministry. This event explores how the wisdom of God’s creation can offer insight, resilience, and hope in seasons of transition. Continue Reading→