Latest Updates
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Embracing Change and Charting New Horizons: Staff Updates at the NC Conference
The NC Conference announces several staff changes to enhance collaboration and propel the conference toward a dynamic future. Introducing Jerrico Thompson and Yolanda Correa The Center for Leadership Excellence welcomes Mr. Jerrico Thompson as he fills the vacant Administrative Specialist position. Jerrico, a Charlotte Christian College and Theological Seminary graduate, will offer hospitality and support… Continue Reading→
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Ableism in the Church
The Center for Leadership Excellence invites you to join us tomorrow for the third webinar in our four-part series on Disability Ministries. Continue Reading→
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Bishop Shelton Calls Virtual Special Session of the Annual Conference
Bishop Connie Mitchell Shelton calls for a virtual Special Session of the North Carolina Annual Conference on Saturday, October 7, beginning at 10 am. The sole purpose of the called session is to ratify or not ratify the Disaffiliation Agreements of the approximately 20 local churches asking to disaffiliate from The United Methodist Church under… Continue Reading→
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Mini-Grants for C4C After-School Programs
As Congregations for Children (C4C) enters its second decade of laity-led ministry to support our public school children and educators, we are redoubling our commitment to enhance Kindergarten-Grade 3 literacy. We are pleased to announce the availability of mini-grants to help local churches fund initiatives intended to provide after-school-hours literacy and tutorial programming for elementary… Continue Reading→
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Hawaii Wildfire Disaster Relief
On August 8, several wildfires impacted homes, businesses, and communities in Hawaii. Rev. Edgar DeJesus, pastor in the NC Conference, said, “My family and I were in Hawaii last week attending the NAFAUM 17th Convocation when we got the news about the wildfire disaster in Maui. We have close ties in Hawaii, being home to… Continue Reading→
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Convocation on the Rural Church: “Gathering With Hope”
Clergy from the North Carolina and Western North Carolina Conferences recently attended the Convocation on the Rural Church, sponsored by Duke Divinity School, Thriving Rural Communities, and The Duke Endowment. The event provided an opportunity for pastors serving in rural contexts to come together and discuss the issues impacting the rural church and how those… Continue Reading→