Latest Updates
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Hearing on Appeal Brought by Former Members of Fifth Avenue UMC
This morning, a hearing was held in the North Carolina Court of Appeals on the former Fifth Avenue United Methodist Church congregation’s appeal of the decision dismissing the lawsuit that had been filed against the NC Conference and Conference officials. Both parties presented their cases, and a decision will be made in the near future. Continue Reading→
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Congregations for Children Director David Rockefeller Retires, Jo Wainright to Serve as Interim Director
NC Conference Congregations for Children (C4C) Director, David Rockefeller retired from his position as of February 29, 2024. David has served us since April 1, 2020. David has been successful in building a working districtwide committee. They have partnered with United Women in Faith and presented informative summits, and strengthened the work of local churches… Continue Reading→
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Conference Committee Nominations Deadline Extended
Are you interested in serving on a Conference committee? You still have time to express your interest! The nomination deadline has been extended until March 8. Visit our Nominations page to learn more and complete the interest form. Continue Reading→
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A Live Wespath Event
Join Wespath for a no-cost virtual event for UMC clergy and lay employees on April 10 at 12 pm ET. The event features information and insights from Wespath about General Conference, investments, benefits, and well-being to help assist with navigating benefits and the general UMC environment. The event will run approximately 4 hours. Registration allows… Continue Reading→
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February 2024 Updates
Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope is a weekend retreat for middle school youth to help them grow closer to God. The retreat includes small groups, worship, camp activities, and the opportunity to connect with God in God’s creation! Join us April 12-14, 2024, to learn how the Holy Habits can be used as tools to guide us in… Continue Reading→
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Lay Equalization Plan Nominations Now Open
In 2021, our annual conference adopted a Lay Equalization Plan that helps guide the nomination and selection process for At-Large Lay Members for the NC Annual Conference. The purpose of this plan is to ensure an equal number of clergy (active & retired) and lay members participate and vote in our NC Annual Conference. This… Continue Reading→

