From the NCCUMC Campus Ministers and BHECM Your Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry, Campus Ministers, and University Chaplains are awarding two scholarships of $1,000 each to college students connected to […]
Announcements
Youth Listening Session on Creation Care
Is your youth group interested in becoming active in creation care? Interfaith Power and Light and Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle invite high school youth and faith community youth […]
Creation Care: May 2023 Tips
– From UMCCreationJustice.org Aw, Spring… …cleaning! Time to clear out old habits and plant some new ones! For the sake of Father God, Mother Earth, and all children now and to […]
Racial Crisis Training
During the summer of 2020, organizations, companies, churches, and leaders across America struggled to respond to video footage of George Floyd being killed by a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. […]
Creation Care: Sabbath During Lent
– Rev. Adam Benson A prayer by Walter Brueggemann: “Holy One, in our culture characterized by restless anxiety, we are indeed weary and heavy laden. Teach us about Sabbath rest. […]
Sabbath Retreat Days at Dinner Bell Farm
Third Mondays – February through November 2023Pre-register for one month, several months, or the whole year.
Moments with Mike: Good Start
It is a tradition in our family that prior to the opening of Christmas gifts, we read Luke’s account of the birth of Jesus. This year, in the lulls of […]
Mt. Sylvan UMC Creation Care team has a dream, and it involves buckets of garbage.
In May (https://corridordistrictnc.org/2022/05/creation-care-we-are-connected/) our Corridor District Creation Care team shared a link https://umcreationjustice.org/may-creation-justice-tips/ that included a tip on composting. It was about that time that we initiated a composting project […]
Creation Care: Connections
Connections are important: with friends, with family, with coworkers, within the church. Our connection is perhaps the most quintessentially United Methodist characteristic. We do not have to look far to […]