News & Stories
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United Methodist Church Bishops to Call Special Session of General Conference in 2026
At their meeting last week in Lake Junaluska, The Council of Bishops made plans to call a special General Conference in 2026. This meeting will not conflict with the Judicial […] Continue Reading→
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NextGen Faith Builders: A Cohort for Children’s Ministry Leaders
Do you oversee faith formation or kid-min programming for children in your congregation? Want a boost? We invite you to gather with other dedicated children’s ministry leaders (volunteer and paid) […] Continue Reading→
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Conference-Wide Leadership Training
These workshops are designed to help you understand committee responsibilities and the expectations for church leadership roles in each respective area. Since the workshops are spread across two sessions, you have the option to attend up to two sessions live. If you need more than one training offered during the same session, choose one session to… Continue Reading→
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IRS Requires E-file for 10+ Returns
On February 23, 2023, the IRS released final regulations that lowered the e-file threshold for certain information returns from 250 returns to 10 returns for calendar year 2023 (filed in 2024). This […] Continue Reading→
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Last Month in the NC Conference: October 2023
We’d like to keep everyone up-to-date about the happenings all across the NC Conference offices and committees, so we’ll be posting a roundup of all the major news at the […] Continue Reading→
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Mary Gladstone-Highland Shares Insights From Her Recent Book
Conflict within a church community can be challenging, but it also presents an opportunity for growth and reconciliation. This insightful webinar will delve into the heart of church conflict, helping you understand its root causes and equipping you with essential tools for effectively managing and resolving these issues. Continue Reading→
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Announcing Winter Quarter Lay Servant Ministries Classes
Your Lay Servant Ministries team is pleased to announce three courses for our “winter quarter.” These classes are open and available to all UMC laity, whether or not you have taken a class with us before Continue Reading→