Latest Updates
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Creation Justice for All
“But let justice roll down like water and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.” Amos 5:24 We know that Jesus calls us to the work of justice; Micah 6:8 lists “doing […] Continue Reading→
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Media Center Open for Drop-In Visits!
Up until now, the NC Conference Media Center and the United Methodist Building in Garner where we are located as been closed to visitors without an appointment ever since the […] Continue Reading→
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Disaster Preparation for Churches
September is National Preparedness Month. Disaster Ministries offers Early Response Team and Connecting Neighbors training courses to help you learn how to prepare and respond to disasters. Here are a […] Continue Reading→
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Trinity UMC Holds Summer Literacy Camp
Congregations for Children (C4C) awarded grants to nine churches that planned summer programs for children to remediate and reinforce literacy skills. Trinity UMC in Red Springs purchased Amazon Fire tablets […] Continue Reading→
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It’s not too late to register!
We’re excited to offer this workshop on ecumenical ministry in Carolina Beach, NC. For those who live close enough to make the journey … it’s not too late to register! Continue Reading→
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Hispanic/Latinx Authors and Immigration Resources
Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15th through October 15th. This year, we are highlighting Hispanic/Latinx authors in our collection. As immigration is an ongoing issue, and this is an election […] Continue Reading→
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What Is Nature’s Best Hope?
Doug Tallamy wants to save the world with you. Dr. Tallamy, Professor of Agriculture at the University of Delaware, believes that the solution to the ecosystem loss and the endangerment […] Continue Reading→
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What is the role of laity to lead in this time?
As laity in your church, your role in shaping conversation and supporting your congregation’s ministry is vital, and we are here to support and equip you in your work. To […] Continue Reading→
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Do You Believe North Carolina has a Human Trafficking Problem?
North Carolina is ranked ninth in the nation for human trafficking cases. Southeast North Carolina is particularly vulnerable due to the convergence of Interstate 40 with the I-95 corridor. Continue Reading→