The Social Principles of The United Methodist Church assert that, “The strength of a political system depends upon the full and willing participation of its citizens.” An essential part of this participation includes voting in free...
As Christians, we are called to reflect God’s reconciling love to all we encounter. And as United Methodists, we recognize “our commitment to become faithful witnesses to the gospel, not alone to the ends of the earth, but also to the...
Updated November 23, 2020 When? Deciding when to re-open a church facility for in-person worship and meetings is an intentional and rigorous discernment process that requires answering What? Who? and When? as outlined in the BWC’s...
Creating worship and other church activities online requires paying attention to legal requirements relating to copyright and licensing. These resources will help you understand what's necessary.
Talking about Race: Community Building: The national African American History Museum offers resources for community building and harnessing the power of storytelling. GCORR’s Racial Justice Conversation Guide: Are you seeking ways to...
Resources to assist churches in taking their worship online.
Presenters: Linda Flanagan - Director of Lay Servant Ministries, Deborah Sims - Frederick District Director of Lay Servant Ministries, Carol Travis - Greater Washington District Director of Lay Servant Ministries We are all called to...
Presenters: District Administrators Join us on this webinar as we discuss what the Church Conference season will look like this year. We will walk you through the Arena forms and show you the difference between the worksheets and forms on our...
Explore issues of racial justice in small group settings. We encourage you to use conversation tools that help create safe, bold and respectful spaces. NEW: The General Commission on Religion and Race is offering an...
Presenters: Rev. Dr. Rodney Smothers: Director of Leadership and Congregational Development for the Baltimore-Washington Conference and the Rev. Lia McIntosh, a coach and author Our future will require collaborative approaches to...
