News & Stories
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An Encouragement for September
As women, especially women ministry leaders, we are faced with many situations where we may not be the loudest, most prominent, or most acceptable voice in the room. However, we […] Continue Reading→
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NCCUMC Teams Helping with Louisiana Recovery
Our hearts continue to be with the people of Louisiana after the devastation of Hurricane Laura. North Carolina is no stranger to the damage and destruction caused by hurricanes. And […] Continue Reading→
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Watercooler Christianity – Episode 15: Young, Scrappy, and Hungry for the Word w/ Angelo Sanchez
Angelo Sanchez, Pastor of 519 Church, joins the podcast to discuss the hit musical “Hamilton”! Together they discuss the powerful characters and themes in Hamilton and the hopeful message found […] Continue Reading→
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Working Together in Windsor
The images showing the Windsor tornado’s strength and power are striking. Houses picked up and shaken, their contents strewn all around. Trees stripped of their branches and bark and ripped […] Continue Reading→
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An Encouragement for August
Every experience of solitude and struggle offers us an opportunity for growth and transformation. “Go to your room!” The words sounded harsh, but the intent was to force separation from […] Continue Reading→
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Watercooler Christianity – Episode 14: There’s A Storm Comin’ w/ Dorrell Briscoe
Dorrell Briscoe, the pastor of The Six:Eight Church, returns to the podcast to discuss his new book, “There’s A Storm Comin’”. Together they discuss the book’s relevance to recent events […] Continue Reading→
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Hurricane Preparation Checklists
Prepare your church, home, and congregation with these simple lists. Save them to your phone, tablet, and computer for easy reference on the go. Disclaimer: The information provided in this […] Continue Reading→
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Voices – Episode 8: Cape Hatteras Food Pantry w/ Gina Miller, Toni Wood, Dennis Carroll, and Ray & Claire Schaaf
Rev. Gina Miller, Rev. Toni Wood, Dennis Carroll, President of Cape Hatteras United Methodist Men, and Ray and Claire talk about the local food pantry, outreach projects, and how they […] Continue Reading→
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Outer Banks Update
In one of our earliest stories about the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, we spent time on Ocracoke detailing the damage to the island community. Ocracoke UMC and the church’s parsonage […] Continue Reading→