Hood Theological Seminary invites you to “Join the Journey!” Hood offers Graduate Certificates, Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Master of Theological Studies, and Doctor of Ministry programs. Hood also offers continuing education for non-academic classes with The Center For Chaplaincy, the Institute for Early Career Clergy Development, and the new Congregational Faith and Learning… Continue Reading→
Antioch Kitchen Sisters Serving Community
The Antioch Kitchen Sisters have been serving their neighbors with a free Wednesday meal since 2012, bolstered mainly by willing volunteers and random financial and food donations. Based out of Antioch United Methodist Church in Garland, the Kitchen Sisters prepare and deliver a weekly meal, snack pack, friendship, prayer, and special message to any person needing… Continue Reading→
Asian American Young People Read Anti-Racism Statement
AALM Video Statement Against Racism read by 12 Young People representing 12 Asian-American Caucuses of the United Methodist Church. One of the young people in the video is Kristina De Jesus, daughter of Rev. Edgar De Jesus (Lead Pastor of Davis Street UMC). Kristina is currently serving as the CYC Representative of the Corridor District. Angered… Continue Reading→
Duke Clergy Health Initiative Continues Selah Through April
In early 2020, The Duke Clergy Health Initiative launched a new health intervention program called Spirited Life: Selah. This program was designed to equip clergy with tools to navigate the stress of ministry in a changing and divided world. In response to COVID-19, CHI redesigned the Selah program and study to address these new realities. The… Continue Reading→
Lowery Honored by GBHEM
Rev. Dr. Trip Lowery, a member of the NC Conference, serving at the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, was recently named the 2020 Employee of the Year for that agency. A statement posted on the GBHEM Facebook page says, “This is a well-deserved honor for Trip, as he has given so much to… Continue Reading→
Planning for the 2021 Annual Conference Session, June 16-19
The Lord will guide you continually, and satisfy your needs in parched places, and make your bones strong; and you shall be like a watered garden, like a spring of water, whose waters never fail. – Isaiah 58:11 This strong promise of God will be the scriptural focus for the 2021 Annual Conference Session. We… Continue Reading→
Applications & Donations for the Deacon Endowment
The Deacon Endowment is now accepting applications for all eligible clergy serving under deacon’s orders, or certified candidates pursuing ordination on the deacon track. Applicants must actively serve or intend to serve the NC Conference. The three categories of benefit include 1) Higher Education Scholarships, 2) Continuing Education Scholarships, and 3) Good Samaritan needs. Applications… Continue Reading→
Ann Street Ministry to Children during Pandemic
In response to the pandemic, Ann Street United Methodist Church started an Alternate School Care (ASC) program in 2020 for elementary school students. A grant from the conference COVID-19 Response Fund made it possible for us to hire staff and keep the program affordable for working parents. When elementary students returned to week-long in-person classroom… Continue Reading→
Conference Chancellor Named
Dear United Methodist friends, Grace and peace to you in the name of Jesus Christ. I would like to share with you that Eric Stevens has accepted my invitation to serve as Chancellor of the North Carolina Conference for the next six months, through June 2021. We continue to mourn the sudden death of Wilson… Continue Reading→
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