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...........IMPORTANT DATES.............
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
NGBMCR General Meeting
May 7, August 6, & November 5
General BMCR
March 23-26, 2022 (Cincinnati)
SEJ BMCR
October (Date and Location TBD)
General Conference postponed until
2024 More...
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
This year, Harambee will be celebrating 25 years as a youth conference bringing people from all over the Southeastern Jurisdiction together on the campus of Lane College, Jackson, TN Tuesday June 21st- Sunday June 26, 2022. Registration is $280 per person (youth and adult). Contact: Koneisha Timmons, Harambee Registrar 256-339-8827
Download registration form and other information here.
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CAMP GLISSON SUMMER 2022 REGISTRATION IS OPEN
REGISTRATION FOR HARAMBEE 2022 IS NOW OPEN.
VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
Look at the schedule and select from numerous dates and age groups
REGISTER at
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VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
Apr 10, 2022
Greg and Lorre Roe live in Grants Pass, Oregon. Two years ago, on Palm Sunday, they searched Facebook for their hometown church, Newman United Methodist Church. Instead, they found Newman United Methodist Church in Alexandria, Louisiana. Since that Sunday, they've been deeply connected to the church and its pastor. And today, they met in person for the first time after the Roes traveled over 2,000 miles to visit.
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THE SEJ 52ND ANNUAL MEETING SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDES!
VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
THE SEJ 52ND ANNUAL MEETING SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDES!
"What's Going On?" Charting the Course Through Treacherous Waters
Members of North Georgia BMCR and others at the Southeastern Jurisdiction BMCR 52nd Annual Meeting, October 28-30, 2021, Columbia, SC
More photos at https://www.facebook.com/NGBMCRUMC/posts/242283747884314
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BARNES FUND INVESTMENT DASHBOARD
VIEWERS FROM A DIFFERENT STATE ARE INSPIRED TO JOIN REV. TIFFANY POSTELL IN-PERSON ON PALM SUNDAY
THE SEJ 52ND ANNUAL MEETING SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDES!
The Barnes Evaluation and Administration Team (B.E.A.T.) has been entrusted by our Annual Conference to receive grant applications and make the best mission investments possible for the whole of the conference. This Dashboard is designed to provide a summary of the grant investments being made through the BARNES FUND of the North Georgia Conference. MORE at
https://www.ngumc.org/BEATdashboard
New grant process announced:
https://www.ngumc.org/newsdetail/new-grant-process-announced-by-beat-15835877
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WE STILL HAVE WORK TO DO!
UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
Black caucus: Racism still challenges church
By John W. Coleman
March 26, 2021 | UM News
Co-authors of the book “I’m Black. I’m Christian. I’m Methodist” join in a panel discussion during an online meeting of Black Methodists for Church Renewal. Clockwise from upper left are: the Revs. Rudy Rasmus, Tori Butler and Erin Beasley. Screenshot via Zoom.
One pandemic kept The United Methodist Church’s black caucus separated for its first-ever virtual membership meeting, March 19-20. More...
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UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
Leadership body invites church to vision work
By Heather Hahn
April 22, 2021 | UM News
The Rev. Kennetha Bigham-Tsai addresses the Pre-General Conference Briefing in Portland, Ore., in 2016. Bigham-Tsai is chief connectional ministries officer for the United Methodist Connectional Table, which unanimously approved plans to host conversations around the globe about the church’s vision and mission. File photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.
The Connectional Table wants more United Methodists to have a place at the table.
On April 22, the denomination-wide leadership body unanimously approved a proposal to use the next year to host conversations around the globe about the future United Methodist Church. More of article...
Click here for the proposal
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RACISM: THE UNFINISHED AGENDA
UNITED METHODIST CONNECTIONAL TABLE
RACISM: THE UNFINISHED AGENDA
54TH General Meeting Agenda at a Glance
March 24, 2021
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