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Participants receive a certificate for 1-hour CEU following the online class. This session is for everyone, no matter the size of your church or whether you’ve attended previous communications webinars […]
People experiencing mental health crises often find themselves in one of three places: hospitals, jails, or churches. Faith communities are uniquely positioned as trusted, accessible spaces where care, understanding, and […]
Join our Eco-Justice Connection initiative for a new monthly Advocacy Forum, held every fourth Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. Each session features a special guest speaker addressing key eco-justice and advocacy […]
Several United Methodist agencies (Church and Society, Religion and Race and United Methodist Committee on Relief) are participating in an ecumenical and interfaith worship service and march calling for the […]
Join Courtney Ellis, author of Weathering Change: Seeking Peace Amid Life’s Tough Transitions on a guided conversation about the difficulties of change and how we might learn to weather it well as individuals and congregations. With help from God’s “book of nature,” together we will explore preparation, curiosity, adaptation, and resilience.
Speaker: Rev. Tom Barlow, Iliff Term Assistant Professor in Methodist Studies $5 | Free for all students and Iliff faculty and staff. An additional donation is welcome. Register Now
Altogether Now: Seven Generations and BeyondFebruary 26–28, 2026 | First Ocala UMC | In-Person and Online Be part of a movement where discipleship, diverse unity, and generational legacy come to […]
Artificial Intelligence is transforming every aspect of communication, including the art of preaching. How can people of faith use this emerging technology with wisdom, creativity, and integrity? In this dynamic […]
What if trees could tell the truth about justice in our communities and show us a way forward? Across the United States, tree canopy maps trace the same fault lines as […]
The Corridor district is pleased to offer this Zoom course, open to all laity. This course will help lay servants understand and share the world-transforming power of connectional giving rooted in the biblical/Wesleyan tradition.
Course Dates:March 2 – 27, 2026 Sometimes persons who follow the Christ of the New Testament find it hard to see how the Old Testament fits into their larger faith […]
@ The Gateway District Antiracism Team encourages clergy, laity, and leaders to participate in a 12-session virtual course offered by the Union Presbyterian Seminary Leadership Institute. Healing Haunted Histories will […]