Latest Updates
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connections: Look for the Helpers
As we enter hurricane season, Bishop Ward gives thanks for conference Disaster Ministries and all United Methodists who are in the forefront as helpers in the wake of natural disaster. Continue Reading→
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Helen Roberts-Evans Virtual Itinertion Continues from Liberia!
Greetings from Monrovia, Liberia. I am itinerating, virtually, in your conference. You can join me for one or all of my sessions as I share how God is moving in Liberia. Please […] Continue Reading→
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Reminder! Applications due June 7, 2021 Key Taylor Nominations Now Being Accepted
Attention rural churches! Now is the time to tell us how you have been witnessing God’s love and mercy! How have you served your community? What have you done to […] Continue Reading→
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Youth Breakaway 2021
Don’t miss out! Today is your last day to register to attend Youth Breakaway on June 21-26, 2021. For more information, please visit https://nccumc.org/youth/events/breakaway/ Continue Reading→
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connections: Celebrating NCC Camping Ministries
Bishop Ward celebrates Camping Ministries and camps Chestnut Ridge, Rockfish, and Don Lee as she shares her and her family’s experiences through these vital ministries. Continue Reading→
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Free Online Movie Screening about UMC Fresco
At the intersection of faith and art, a new documentary called Theirs Is The Kingdom follows the rare creation of a fresco mural painted inside the sanctuary of Haywood Street […] Continue Reading→
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Saving Grace Introductory Events Coming in July
Wespath wants to empower clergy and local church leaders to teach financial well-being skills to their congregations—and the wider community—so it is offering a pair of informational events about Saving Grace: A […] Continue Reading→
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Call to Reflection and Action on State HB 324
Friends in Christ, Justice is an attribute of God that flows out of God’s love for us. Scripture teaches us in the lessons of Nicodemus (John 3, 19) and the Woman […] Continue Reading→
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Summertime Small Groups & Book Clubs
Does your small group take a break during the summer? What if you changed to a book club format and met less often to discuss a book you had all […] Continue Reading→