Latest Updates
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Water and Wilderness Worship and Seminar
The Corridor District of the NCCUMC invites you to join us for an immersive Water and Wilderness Worship and instructional seminar led by Father Pete Nunnally, the Wilderness Priest. Pete is […] Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: Signs of the Times
The gospel texts for August show the increasing tension between Jesus and, well, just about everybody. For those who are anxious about their possessions (August 3), he tells a story […] Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: Is “Our” Side of the Fence Better?
This month, we begin a new conference year! We welcome the following persons to our district: Libba McCluskey (Lea’s Chapel), Darcy Knight (Leasburg and Bethel), Laure Kalau Kavul (adding Massey’s […] Continue Reading→
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SALT: An invitation to Student Adult Leadership Training
A training day for your entire youth ministry adult volunteer team.August 23 from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. This will include lunch @ $10 per person. Register Now Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: Your Labor is Not in Vain
The month of June holds many things for us as United Methodists. If you are moving, you’re already holding a lot – focused on ending well and the untethering that […] Continue Reading→
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Corridor District Youth Service Day 2025
“For the past few years, Corridor District Youth have partnered with Camp Chestnut Ridge for a day of worship, service, and fellowship. It’s a time for the youth groups of […] Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: One at a Time
The season of Easter is an opportune time to explore the lessons from the book of Acts. It is to be reminded of the way the early church exploded across […] Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: Going Through
The only way through something is THROUGH. Not around, under, over. Not by denying or wishing. It’s just through. The lectionary texts for April speak to this in Jesus’s life. […] Continue Reading→
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Claire-ifying Things: Home
Is there any season of the church year more loved by pastors than Lent? (Possibly Advent!) Lent is the season of laying bare the human condition and our need for […] Continue Reading→