Jim Martin, Director at Camp Rockfish, joins Bishop Ward to talk about the joys of camping and retreat activities at our conference camps.
connections: A Life of Learning
Bishop Ward invites you to join her at Hayes Barton UMC on March 25 for a discussion of the book, “The Woman’s Hour” by Elaine Weiss as we recognize the centennial anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement.
connections: The Ties that Bind Us in Ministry
Bishop Ward and Bishop Kenneth Monroe of the AMEZ Church share some of the collaborative ministries in which we have been engaged.
connections: Our Global Family
Bishop Ward asks three things of us while United Methodist delegates from around the world meet at the Special Called General Conference beginning Feb. 23 in St. Louis.
Bishop’s Forum on Support for Immigrants & Their Families
I invite you to join me in a Bishop’s Forum on Support for Immigrants and Families. As actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) increase, many immigrants and families in our United Methodist churches and surrounding communities are being deeply traumatized.
connections: To Love One Another Well
As the 2019 General Conference convenes next week, Bishop Ward is asking us to pray for a strong and faithful outcome to the deliberations and for us to love each other well.
connections: A Spacious Place
Bishop Ward is hopeful that God’s love, mercy and grace will be evident in St. Louis as delegates meet at the special called General Conference later this month.
connections: Abundant and Healthy Life
Bishop Ward encourages us to respect and care for our bodies as temples through available health and wellness programs.
connections: With God Nothing Is Impossible
Hurricane Florence did considerable damage to churches and parsonages in our conference. Great generosity is needed to help, but we, like Mary, trust in the words of the Angel Gabriel – “With God nothing is impossible.”
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