Resourcing local pastors and churches in the Corridor District to help make disciples of all nations for the transformation of the world.
Now after John was arrested, Jesus came to Galilee, proclaiming the good news of God, and saying, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God has come near; repent, and believe in the good news.” As Jesus passed along the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and his brother Andrew casting a net into the… Continue Reading→
In this season when our church leaders are carrying especially heavy burdens, the team at Life Around the Table remains dedicated to creating space for clergy and ministry professionals to find renewal and rejuvenation of body, mind, and soul through our Sabbath Life ministry. Sabbath Life is an invitation to clergy and ministry professionals to… Continue Reading→
NC Conference United Methodist Women invite High School Seniors or Undergraduate/ Graduate College Students with a 2.5 GPA and accepted to one of the following colleges: Louisburg College, Methodist University, NC Wesleyan College, Duke University, Duke Course of Study (COS) or Duke Divinity School to apply for the following scholarship opportunity. To be considered for… Continue Reading→
An Evening to Dream Big | January 30 at 7 pm | DreamBig.fun At Methodist Home for Children, our kids have dreams – but it breaks your heart sometimes to hear them. We know their lives could be bolder, and their dreams could be bigger. On January 30, you can help. Online for one night only,… Continue Reading→
One thing you can always count on from Lisa Yebuah is incisive inquiry. This is a key method she employs in her work as the Spiritual Director and Advisor for Inclusion and Equity in the NCC Cabinet. Recently, in a centering exercise during a cabinet meeting, Lisa asked a penetrating question: How do you view… Continue Reading→
To a formless void God came … And created order and life.To a world lacking guidance and connection God came And established a covenant people.To a people enslaved and without a future God came … And brought liberation and a new future.To a self-satisfied and selfish people God came … And spoke through prophetic voices… Continue Reading→
Connected – that is a word that best describes my experience of family illness and death during the pandemic. Yes, I did say connected, even in the midst of physical distancing guidelines and the inability to travel safely to be with my family before or after my father died. While I certainly do not want… Continue Reading→
A virtual gathering ofYouth Pastors, Leaders, Counselors, and Volunteersfor youth in the 6th grade through 12th grade.Nov. 30th beginning at 7:00 pm Reach out to Chris Eason if you have any questions.
When teaching about Advent, I typically used the three tenses of the mystery of faith in the Great Thanksgiving – Christ has come, Christ is risen, Christ will come again – to provide insight into the nature of this liturgical season. There is the past waiting for the coming of Christ that was fulfilled in… Continue Reading→