We are each called to be prophets – called to speak messages of hope.
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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→
Contemplating Our Year
The Center for Leadership Excellence invites you to a webinar with Alexis Carter Thomas… What does it look like for you to move into a new calendar year? The happenings of 2020 have altered aspects of each of our lives. The year has changed certain logistics of how we live and how we gather. As… Continue Reading→
December 14 – Rev. Tobi Nguyen
The message of hope – even in times of drought – is that God is the source of nourishment and life.
December 13 – Bishop Hope Morgan Ward
On this Third Sunday of Advent, we light a candle to remember the Lord’s love of justice and righteousness. Come, Lord Jesus!
December 12 – Rev. Sally Bates
The prophet Habakkuk speaks a word of trust and joy in the midst of great trouble.
Community Connectivity Grants
Eleven churches and two NCCUMC organizations that work directly with public school children received over $9,000 to enhance during- and after-school programs that provide safe and supportive learning spaces equipped with sufficient internet access.
Study Hope in 2021
While we are in the midst of Advent, looking forward to 2021, and reading the news about potential vaccines for the coronavirus, it seems like a good time to ponder hope. We recommend the following books and DVDs to add to your lists for 2021. Books for Your 2021 Reading List Ladder to the Light:… Continue Reading→
December 11 – Rev. Molly White
Christ has secured our future. Our hope is certain.
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