Latest Updates
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An Encouragement for March
Upon my departure from Mississippi, a lovely friend/clergy sister/colleague, Rev. Barbara (isn’t it interesting how one person can play many roles in our lives!) gave me a gift bag with a coffee mug displaying Rosie the Riveter. Rosie’s arm is bent with muscle flexed, declaring, “We Can Do It!” Continue Reading→
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Day 13 – Tim Catlett
A little over two years ago, Bishop Hope Morgan Ward invited me to consider serving as the Executive Director of the Office of New Faith Communities for our Conference. One […] Continue Reading→
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Christian Resources by Multicultural Women
During Women’s History Month, we are highlighting resources in our collection authored by women from diverse cultural backgrounds. This list includes books written by women from Black, Indigenous, Latina, and […] Continue Reading→
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Health Team Update – March 7, 2023
Our Conference Health Team continues to work to share information that promotes the well-being of individuals, churches, and communities across our connection. Read their latest updates below. Helping Children Cope […] Continue Reading→
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Day 12 – Francis Daniel
We stood outside the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem, taking in the beauty of the place and the power of the moment. Observing the open tomb before us, we heard our […] Continue Reading→
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Opioid Awareness Breakfast
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Equipment for Missions
Disaster Ministries has equipment available for your church to use for mission projects! We have a variety of equipment and tools at MERCI in Goldsboro, NC. Please contact disaster@nccumc.org or […] Continue Reading→
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Day 11 – Betsy Haas
Early followers of John Wesley who lived in towns across the Sound in 1772 influenced the Kitty Hawk fishing and farming families to form a new church. These hearty folks […] Continue Reading→
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Day 10 – Kyle Burrows
Be careful not to perform your righteous acts before men to be seen by them. If you do, you will have no reward from your Father in heaven. So when […] Continue Reading→