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The Open Table Model is a reflection of the human potential ofevery person. Through relationship and accessing social networks,a group of trained volunteers empowers an individual or familywith complex challenges to implement their plans to developthe better lives they envision for themselves and their children. Using the Open Table Model to ServeTransitional Age Youth (TAY)Transition…
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Congregations for Children (C4C) is pleased to announce the recipients of its Summer Literacy Program Grants. These grants were awarded to NCCUMC churches that planned summer programs for low-income children to remediate and reinforce literacy skills and combat summer learning loss. Nine churches within our conference applied for supplemental funding for their programs and, together,…
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As we celebrate Easter, our focus this month is on how we are Jesus-seeking people of God. Use the resources listed here to teach and learn about Jesus and the many ways we continue to seek Him. We offer books, movies, and small-group studies on Jesus for adults, youth, and children. We also celebrate Earth…
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A special endowment called “One Who Is Loved” makes possible love gifts, not to exceed $1,000 per year per child to benefit children under the age of 18 who have special needs. Examples of special needs include specialized medical equipment or supplies/medicine, transportation to hospitals or treatment, or other special needs. Deadline to apply is…
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How does the prophet Micah’s call for us “to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God” apply to the ways we serve and advocate for our low-income children who attend our public schools in North Carolina? Why should all people of faith care about the health of our public…


