Latest Updates
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Conference Phone System Upgrade
In order to better serve you, the NC Conference will be transitioning to a new phone system beginning Monday, December 6. Both the Conference and District Office phone numbers will be unavailable until the transition completes (approximately 24-48 hours). The numbers will stay the same. During this time, you may still contact us via our… Continue Reading→
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Advent: The Season Pregnant With Possibilities
Bishop Fairley’s Advent message reminds us of the “stubborn and audacious hope” we have in the one who is Emmanuel – God with us. As the Advent season begins, let us both be filled with that hope and carry that hope to a world that longs to hear it. Even so, come quickly, Lord Jesus. Continue Reading→
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Further BSA Guidance After November 29
Previously, we stated we would receive further guidance on the Boy Scouts of America Bankruptcy case from the denomination’s ad hoc legal team on or around November 23. After November 29, we will share a recommended course of action based on this guidance. Please continue to watch our Boy Scouts of America page for updates… Continue Reading→
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Neighborly Community Celebrated in National Advent Advertising Campaign
Nashville, Tennessee – To assist people seeking an escape from the holiday blues and connection to the true source of joy and love, United Methodist Communications, the global communications agency for the denomination, has launched their Advent-Neighbors national advertising campaign. After 20+ months of a pandemic, many individuals are looking for ways to find meaningful… Continue Reading→
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Commission Considers Status of Postponed General Conference
Commission on the General Conference FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENovember 19, 2021 Nashville, Tenn.: The Commission on the General Conference announced today that it is continuing to move forward with logistical planning for the postponed 2020 General Conference, but that it continues to monitor various factors, including pandemic-related developments, which could impact the decision to hold the… Continue Reading→
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Ocracoke UMC Holds First Service in Sanctuary After Hurricane Dorian
In 2019, Hurricane Dorian caused severe flooding on the island of Ocracoke that measured much higher than previous storms, like Hurricane Matthew in 2016. Ocracoke UMC suffered damage in several areas of its building and in the church parsonage. On November 21, 2021, Ocracoke UMC held their first worship service in the sanctuary, 26 months… Continue Reading→