United Methodists, you are “disciples in training, not disciples in waiting,” members of the Conference Council on Youth Ministries proclaimed in their presentation Thursday afternoon.
We are one. We are 159,048 lay members and 1,049 clergy who gather in 628 churches to worship Christ and share God’s love.
In Wednesday's Laity Session, resources from UM Communications for telling God's stories were presented. We've compiled those resources here for you to access more easily.
As the new Baltimore-Washington Conference Secretary, Cynthia Taylor brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of the conference and United Methodism to the table.
You would never know it from her enthusiastic approach to life, but you could say that Delores Martin is the Reluctant Conference Lay Leader.
The Rev. Steven Manskar, director of Wesley Leadership with the denomination’s Board of Discipleship in Nashville, will be leading the Bible study at the Annual Conference Session Thursday and Friday. Manskar, a clergy member of the Minnesota Conference, is the author of several books...
After leading the Retreat and Camping Ministry of the Baltimore-Washington Conference for more than 30 years, Andy Thornton will retire later this fall.
Bishop LaTrelle Easterling recommends the following books to those interested in learning more about transformative growth.
The Baltimore-Washington Conference is blessed with outstanding musicians throughout its churches. Some of them will lead worship and some will enhance the worship experiences this week.
Bishop Ernest Lyght, retired, will be preaching the service of Ordination and Consecration on Thursday evening.
