At the crossroads of a changing community
Park Street UMC once served people in the mill hills of East Belmont. As it celebrates 100 years, the church is adapting to the needs of a changing community.
Job Opening: Executive Support Specialist
The Foundation seeks candidates with a passion for service, outstanding communication skills and impeccable attention to detail.
Imagining a future for faith on Woodlawn Road
Leaders of the newly named Woodlawn Community Fellowship see the potential for street-level small businesses to support local entrepreneurs and create a sense of vitality.
Photos of Foundation happenings
Among recent highlights are a visit from Bishop Ken Carter, and his wife, Pam, as well as a staff retreat at Starrette Farm.
‘This is the heart of the church’
At Duke Memorial, a renovated ground level space embodies a spirit of hospitality that church leaders see as an essential part of their culture.
From David Snipes: Navigating today and whatever comes next
In talking with colleagues and friends, I am constantly reminded that we’ve never been “here” before. Therefore, responses do not come readily.
Renovation helps App Wesley plan for the future
A renovation at Appalachian Wesley Foundation will enable the United Methodist campus ministry to fulfill its mission well into the future.
Bluegrass, hot dogs and an extended hand of friendship
See how Inside Out Church gatherings offer a spirit of hospitality to the people of Troutman.
Meet Otto Harris, pastor…and puppet show host?
See how vision and creativity are happening at St. Mark's UMC in Charlotte's Clanton Park neighborhood.
“I am here today as a harvest of the seeds…”
For Camille, it was the latest step in a career journey aided by the sacrifices of her mom and the generosity of fellow Methodists.
Foundation gives thanks for milestone
This summer, the Foundation passed the $300 million mark in total assets, an achievement that reflects the trust and faithfulness of our ministry partners.
After torrential rain pummeled parts of the Southeast, the good people of East Asheville UMC did what they always do: Find a way to help.