Latest Updates
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Leadership and Church Administration: Looking Back, Moving Forward
In this workshop, we will examine the importance and process of annual assessments and evaluations in strengthening pastoral ministry. We will also consider the significance of looking forward and goal-setting for the year ahead. Chris Brady and Carl Frazier will lead our conversation from both the district superintendents’ and pastors’ points of view. Continue Reading→
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An Encouragement for December
There have been times in my life when I have stood before a board table full of men to plead my case or that of another. Nine times out of ten, I knew more about the topic and had more firsthand experience than they did, yet just standing in front of men who all looked… Continue Reading→
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Close-out period for 2024 apportionments
In order to receive credit for 2024, apportionment and advance special payments must be received in the Conference Treasurer’s Office by Wednesday, January 15, 2025. Click here for more details and mailing instructions. To check your church’s balance, visit our District Remittances page to view reports, which are updated daily as payments are posted. If you notice a… Continue Reading→
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Bishop Shelton to serve on the Design Team for the 2026 Leadership Gathering
Bishop Tracy S. Malone, president of The Council of Bishops (COB) of The United Methodist Church, has named the Design Team to plan the COB Leadership Gathering that will take place in April or May of 2026. Bishop Connie Shelton will serve on the Design Team. Bishop Shelton said, “This is an incredible opportunity to… Continue Reading→
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Supporting Clergy Mental Health and Well-being
Rev. Beth Hood, Assistant to the Bishop for the Office of Clergy Life, and Rev. Chris Brady, Capital District Superintendent, express their gratitude for our clergy and offer resources to support their mental health and well-being. Visit Clergy Resources from the Office of Clergy Life for mental health financial assistance. Visit the Duke Clergy Health… Continue Reading→
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Winter Weather Preparation Resources
Temperatures have begun to drop in North Carolina as we enter the winter season. While our winter weather varies across the state, it is important to create a plan and prepare your home. Here are a few steps and resources to help you as you prepare: Create a Plan Create an emergency plan with your… Continue Reading→