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Update: The New Ministries Letter of Intent (LOI) due date has been extended to July 8, 2021 for this quarter to accommodate the July 4 holiday and transition schedules. The next opportunity to submit an LOI is October 1, 2021. The New Ministries essential ministry team
The Echo Park UMC Refugee Welcome Center is collecting food items in a “box” (see list below) for a community outreach event on July 10. If you are able, please consider making a monetary donation to sponsor a box OR drop-off items during designated times before July
June 24, 2021 | CLAREMONT, Calif. Claremont School of Theology (CST) will remain in Claremont, California. After learning of the California Supreme Court’s refusal to hear its case, CST leadership is moving forward with a two-campus model, offering progressive theological education both at its main
Each year the California-Pacific Conference DisAbility Ministries Task Force offers grants to congregations and other United Methodist entities that want to improve the accessibility of their facilities and/or the inclusiveness of their programs. These grants are not intended to cover the entire cost of all
Hello, Friends: It is an exciting time at our California-Pacific Conference Camps as we are getting ready to host our first groups in over 60 weeks. There are still open spots in some of our camps, so please register your camper ASAP for an amazing
Con la reapertura propuesta por el estado de California el 15 de junio eliminando la mayoría de las restricciones de COVID-19, nuestros propios planes como Conferencia Anual se ven afectados. Siempre hemos tratado de seguir las pautas del Estado, condado y ciudad, y dependiendo de
In the United Methodist Church the end of June and the beginning of July mean one BIG thing: “Change”! For many churches and pastors this is the time to say farewell and welcome to pastors moving to a new church as a part of the
Today, Juneteenth is a recognized holiday in most U.S. states, and many African Americans (and allies) commemorate Juneteenth through family gatherings, community cookouts and picnics, cultural and educational events, worship and prayer, and collective action. The symbolic meaning of the delayed emancipation for Black Americans
During Annual Conference on Saturday, June 19 (10 am – 11 am PDT; 7 am – 8 am HST), members of the General and Jurisdictional Delegation and other Annual Conference leadership will once again host discussion groups to enable an interactive engagement with an important Theological framing of how we
With the proposed reopening of the state of California on June 15 removing most COVID-19 restrictions, our own plans as an Annual Conference are impacted. We have always sought to follow the guidelines of the State, County and City, and depending upon what those guidelines