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Native American Ministries Sunday

NC Conference of
The United Methodist Church
700 Waterfield Ridge Place
Garner, NC 27529

Tag: Anti-Racism

  • Respect for immigrants brings us together. Join people of many faiths to affirm the dignity of our immigrant neighbors – welcoming, protecting, and standing with them. Through song, word, learning, and witness, we turn respect into action. This gathering will bring together voices from across our interfaith community for an afternoon of music, prayer, and…

  • celebrate asian pacific american heritage month

    May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. We are highlighting books in our collection written by Asian and Pacific American authors to honor their significant contributions to the work of the church. This list includes books for: For a full list of our resources related to Asian ministry, view the Asian Ministry Resources pathfinder. The General…

  • Join us for an in-person or online prayer circle to support a compassionate immigration response. Location to be determined. Online registration coming soon.

  • Ocean View UMC Celebrates Native American Ministries Sunday 

    Ocean View United Methodist Church in Oak Island, NC, observed Native American Ministries Sunday on April 19 with a meaningful and Spirit-filled service that reflected the heart of its Inclusion Ministry. We were blessed to welcome Rev. Mattheue B. Locklear, chairperson of CONAM (Committee on Native American Ministries) of the NC Conference and a member…

  • Join us for an in-person or online prayer circle to support a compassionate immigration response. We will meet at White Plains UMC in Cary on Friday, April 24, at 6 pm. Register for the Zoom here: https://nccumc.zoom.us/meeting/register/GlQcNT0xSZmsEh2Vp6TZTg The next prayer circle will be on May 29 at 6 pm.

  • Bridge the gap between learning about injustice and taking action. Many of us in the North Carolina Conference are familiar with the powerful book, Healing Haunted Histories: A Settler Discipleship of Decolonization by Elaine Enns and Ched Myers. The process in this book invites settler Christians into a discipleship of decolonization. How are our histories,…