Submitted by Foundry UMC and Asbury UMC “Injustice, inhumanity, white supremacy, death, love, courage, grace, hope, and restoration” were words frequently spoken and viscerally experienced the week of Juneteenth as congregants of three Washington churches visited civil rights sites...
The Baltimore-Washington Conference is growing. We’re delighted to introduce the newest members of our staff, each bringing unique experiences, passions, and gifts to their roles. Ellie Forder Condon Central Administrator - Ministerial Services Ellie Forder Condon comes to us from a...
By Rev. Gay Green-Carden A joyful sound echoed across the waters of the West River Center on June 28, as 23 candidates from all walks of life stepped into the water to be baptized under the spiritual leadership of Rev. Gay Green-Carden, pastor of Asbury Jessup United Methodist Church. This...
The Council of Bishops released the statement below: *A Call for Peace in the Midst of Conflict in Mideast* June 24, 2025 As Bishops of The United Methodist Church, we stand united in our pursuit of peace and our commitment to the sacredness of human life, guided by the Scriptures and our...
On June 16, a rainy morning at Renditions Golf Club in Davidsonville, 18 foursomes teed off in the largest-ever Seeds of Security Golf Tournament. Now in its fifth year, the tournament continues to grow in reach and impact, bringing together community members and church leaders to...
The Baltimore-Washington & Peninsula-Delaware (BWCPDC) Area of The United Methodist Church has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) for Standby Guardianship Clinics. This effort seeks to provide notary services for migrant families facing the...
By Zamone "Z" Perez, Public News Service Kathi Jeffra is not Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing. In fact, she had no connections to the Deaf community whatsoever. Her introduction to Deaf culture and language began with a book of hand signs. She used the signs in her Head Start classes for lining up...
At this year’s Annual Conference on May 15, Young People’s Ministry took center stage in a vibrant celebration of faith, leadership, and innovation. From joyful “egg cha cha” moments to bold new initiatives, the Baltimore-Washington Conference affirmed its deep commitment...
By Alison Burdett Bishop Cynthia Moore-Koikoi resumed her two-day Bible study on Thursday morning. While day one of this Bible study laid out the “scaffolding,” day two examined three scriptural “tools,” from Philippians 4:5-9, that people can use to either stay in a...
By Rev. Erik Alsgaard In a normal year, the report of the Commission on Equitable Compensation would draw little to no debate or conversation during Annual Conference. The Commission, which is responsible for setting minimum salary requirements and housing allowances for full-time clergy serving...
