Latest Updates
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Faith in the City Event
Faith in the City is hosting an event on September 7, 2021, from 12 pm – 1 pm. Kris Nordstrom, Senior Policy Analyst at the North Carolina Justice Center, will discuss the Leandro court case that mandates equitable school funding across the state. The event will take place in the Fellowship Hall (Building B) at… Continue Reading→
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ERTs Serving in Western NC Conference
The Western NC Conference of The UMC invited NC Conference ERTs to help respond to flooding from Tropical Storm Fred. Teams will muck out homes and remove debris. Currently, five teams from our Conference have signed up to volunteer. Early Response Teams work for up to three days. Housing will be provided, but teams will… Continue Reading→
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Virtual District Gatherings with Bishop Fairley
As we previously announced, the district gatherings with Bishop Leonard Fairley will be held virtually over Zoom. The dates and times that were originally published for each district are the same: Gateway: Wednesday, September 8 Sound: Thursday, September 9 Heritage: Friday, September 10 Beacon: Tuesday, September 14 Harbor: Wednesday, September 15 Fairway: Thursday, September 16… Continue Reading→
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Is hybrid worship really worth it?
Because many of you asked for additional time with Jason Moore, he is returning to offer a “Part 2” to his BOTH/AND workshop. This past April, Jason offered strategies for how to optimize worship experiences for both in-person and virtual worshippers. Whether you were at a large church with dedicated technical support or a small… Continue Reading→
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connections: Be Blessed
As Bishop Ward completes her ministry with the NC Conference, she gives thanks and welcomes Bishop Leonard Fairley and his wife, Dawn, back to the conference. Continue Reading→
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Donation for Haiti disaster relief honors Sam Dixon
The recent earthquake in Haiti has weighed heavily on our hearts, first for the tragic loss of life and the devastating impact on a country that has suffered so much. But we also remember the horrific Haiti earthquake of 2010 when we lost one of our own beloved clergy members, the Rev. Dr. Sam Dixon.… Continue Reading→