JaCynthia Bailey and Michael Davis join returning board members Tom Latimer, Bill Mileham, and Suzanne Schilling in the Class of 2029. The slate was elected during the Annual Meeting of the Membership on Saturday, June 20 in Lake Junaluska.
JaCynthia, a Charlotte native, has dedicated over 13 years to ministry in various roles. JaCynthia and her husband, Pastor Ian Bailey, lead an outreach effort for unhoused persons and empower women, youth, and married couples through their work as retreat liaisons and counselors. The couple co-authored a devotional guide called Getting Back Marriage Journey: 21 Days of Reconnecting, Restoration & Focus. JaCynthia describes her greatest joys as being wife to Ian and mother to their four children.
Michael Davis is Managing Director of Davidson Wealth Management & Partners, a role in which he helps clients plan for retirement, manage businesses, and prepare to leave a legacy for future generations. Also a Charlotte native, Michael has been shaped by his time in the communities of Lake Norman, Davidson, and Mooresville. Michael and his wife, Carrie, enjoy volunteering at community events and spending time with their three children.
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United Methodists work to preserve legal aid for immigrants
The roots of this effort go back to February when members of the WNCC’s Blue Ridge District traveled to Washington, D.C. for a march against immigration injustice. Four months later, the group turned its message into action.
Foundation will host workshop for clergy, lay persons
The Foundation will host a workshop on Stewardship in the Black Church led by Rev. Melvin Amerson, a nationally recognized speaker and author of numerous books on faith and generosity.
From passion to purpose: How a team hears and values the wisdom of every voice
One person's professional development may not seem like a game changer. But Maggie Armstrong now has a set of practices she can infuse into the work of Disaster Ministries. Healthy communication means greater capacity to do God's work.
