“Talking helped…”
Hearing these words repeatedly, I give thanks for the wonderful ways you are reaching out in this time of COVID-19.

In the wake of the Nashville storms and tornado and during the ongoing disaster ministry work in the North Carolina Conference, Bishop Ward encourages us to support UMCOR Sunday during the month of March.

Bishop Ward, friends from SE Asia and others who deeply care about Asian Ministries are meeting in Raleigh to share the good ministries happening there and to discuss the challenges and how those challenges can be met.

Bishop Ward invites us to journey through this Lenten season growing deeper in faith, compassion, mercy, justice and love.

Bishop Ward and Bishop Robert Schnase of the Rio Texas Conference discuss the many ways United Methodists are in ministry at the US/Mexico border.

“Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.” Bishop Ward invites interested persons to participate in Conflict Transformation Ministries.

Bishop Ward greets us from Hawaii to remind us that we are in the season of green – the season of newness of life.

The Conference Creation Care team is offering a training event to teach ways for us to be more faithful caretakers of God’s earth.

Bishop Ward introduces the Southeast Asia Mission Summit to be held in the North Carolina Conference in March for all persons interested in learning more about this Mission Initiative.