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April 11-13 in Anaheim
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Registration fee covers lodging and breakfast only. DO NOT reserve your own rooms, this will be done for you by the Design Team. Thank you!
In the California-Pacific Conference, we have five districts that keep us connected and these are our leaders that help lead us. Each District is led by a District Superintendent (DS) and is supported by a leadership team that works together to provide support, information, and programmatic events for the district and groups connected with the conference and larger connection (national UMC). Both Youth and Young Adult Ministries are mandated by the Book of Discipline (BOD) to be on this team and are led by a District Youth Coordinator and District Young Adult Coordinator.
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MEET YOUR YPC LEADERS (YOUTH & YA)
UPCOMING EVENTS
YOUTH
11may9:00 AM6:00 PMDistrict Conferences 20249:00 AM - 6:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024 North District: 9 AM PDT South District: 9 AM PDT East District: 1 PM PDT West District: 1 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024
- North District: 9 AM PDT
- South District: 9 AM PDT
- East District: 1 PM PDT
- West District: 1 PM PDT
- Hawai`i District: 1 PM HST (9 AM Sunday ChST) | 4 PM PDT
Please check your registration confirmation emails and visit each district page for District Conference materials closer to the event date.
To register, click here.
For more information and materials, visit www.calpacumc.org/ac2024.
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
11may10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - May 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
08jun10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - June 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
12junAll Day15AC2024: The 40th Annual Session of the California-Pacific Conference(All Day) PDT
Event Details
Dates: California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024 Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024 Location: TBD (North District) Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish! more info TBD
Event Details
Dates:
- California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024
- Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024
Location: TBD (North District)
Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish!
more info TBD
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
YOUNG ADULTS
27apr10:30 AM3:30 PM"A Day of Hope" Mission Service Project @Hope Gardens10:30 AM - 3:30 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM PDT Location: Union Rescue Mission Hope Gardens (12249
Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM PDT
Location: Union Rescue Mission Hope Gardens (12249 Lopez Canyon Rd, Sylmar, CA 91342)
Cost: $29 (including T-shirt, lunch, certificate, & pin)
This event is sponsored and hosted by Cal-Pac Lay Servant Ministries, Cal-Pac Camping & Retreat Ministries, Cal-Pac Urban Kids Camp, Sherman Oaks UMC, Knollwood UMC, and Crenshaw UMC.
“A Day of Hope” @ Hope Gardens is a one-day Mission-Service Project focused on fun, fellowship, outreach, encouragement, and hope in the North District. It is a partnership event between UM churches and Ministries committed to making a difference in our communities and a effort to prepare the young people at Hope Gardens for their summer camp season and future lives.
Hope Gardens is a beautiful residential ministries in the foothills of Sylmar, CA, created by Union Rescue Mission to serve women and their children who have been impacted by domestic violence and homelessness.
Ways to serve:
- Have fun as you get to know the families at Hope Gardens and folks from other UM churches. (Just practice the Ministry of Presence.)
- Play challenge & group building games like archery, low ropes course, laser tag, gaga ball pit, play in the jump house, nerf tournament, face painting, giant jenge & connect four games. (Play!)
- Camp Wrightwood staff and Cal-Pac Camp & Retreat Ministries staff will bring and run a gigantic inflatable obstacle course for everyone.
- We will have a Silent Dance Party! (Dance!)
- We will have a Worship, a DJ, and top notch Youth/Young Adult speakers to encourage and challenge all the young people present to reach for their dreams and renew their hope.
- Share your testimonies/stories or be a part of our joint church praise team. (Share)
- We will have face painting and a cool craft opportunity to commemorate this outreach.
- We will enjoy a pizza lunch and treats like cotton candy machine, fresh popped popcorn, shaved ice. (Break bread together.)
Who can participate:
- everyone of any age who would like to take part (but there is a brief safety screening process)
- Youth, Young People, & Young Adults
- people with a heart for service
- people wanting to make a difference
- people passionate about offering hope
What you will receive by registering for this event:
- a Cal-Pac North District Mission Service Project Outreach T-shirt
- a feeling that you’re making a difference knowing you are serving and encouraging those less fortunate than yourself
- a Certificate of Participation and community service credit
- a lot of fun!
- growing your network of friends as you get to know Hope Garden families and your fellow UM friends from other church fellowships
- a Mission-Service gift pin to commemorate your service
Attn: Lay Servants!
- Your required participation in this outreach will serve as 4 hours of the 10 contact hours needed for the new Advanced LSM Course “GOD’s Mission… Our Journey.”
How your church or organization help further:
- Besides your presence, we are encouraging churches to donate camping supplies to help the young people at Hope Gardens to be prepared for upcoming summer camp experiences. Here is a sample list of what you might donate:
- medium/large-size duffle bags
- sleeping bags
- flashlights & batteries
- hypo-allergenic sunscreen lotion
- bug repellant spray
- aluminum water bottles
- pool towels, hand towels, wash cloths
- gift card to a sporting goods store, Wal-Mart
- travel Bibles
- You can give an extra monetary gift for this event and camping supplies for the Hope Garden’s young people:
- Click the following link and select the “Hope Gardens Gift” option: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1309144
- Call Jean Castro at Sherman Oaks UMC with your debit/credit card info at 818.789.0351
- Mail a check to 14401 Dickens St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 – payable to “SOUMC” with “Hope Gardens Gift” in the memo
Join us!
For questions, contact:
- email or call Jean Castro, Registrar at Sherman Oaks UMC, at 818.789.0351 or soumc@sbcglobal.net
- email or text Feni Obi, SOUMC Outreach Area Team Leader, at 818.277.5228 or feniobi@aol.com
- email or text Pastor Garth Gilliam at 818.429.8843 or garthgilliam@gmail.com
11may9:00 AM6:00 PMDistrict Conferences 20249:00 AM - 6:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024 North District: 9 AM PDT South District: 9 AM PDT East District: 1 PM PDT West District: 1 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024
- North District: 9 AM PDT
- South District: 9 AM PDT
- East District: 1 PM PDT
- West District: 1 PM PDT
- Hawai`i District: 1 PM HST (9 AM Sunday ChST) | 4 PM PDT
Please check your registration confirmation emails and visit each district page for District Conference materials closer to the event date.
To register, click here.
For more information and materials, visit www.calpacumc.org/ac2024.
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
11may10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - May 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11 AM - 1 PM PDT (8 AM HST/4 AM Thursday ChST) Location: online (Zoom)
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11 AM – 1 PM PDT (8 AM HST/4 AM Thursday ChST)
Location: online (Zoom)
Cost: free
Register by: May 10, 2024
This event is for those discerning a call to certification, licensing, or ordained ministry (not for certified lay ministry).
The Orientation to Ministry (OTM) provides a space for those who are discerning a call to leadership within or through The United Methodist Church to learn about the distinctions between ordination, licensing, and certification for ministry, as well as to meet others who are also beginning this journey in our Conference.
This year, you can expect to share in a time of devotion, meet other candidates for ministry and key members of Board of Ordained Ministry (BOM), learn more about “calling” and how to identify your unique call within a UM framework, as well as to interact with a panel of ministers serving in the roles of Elder, Deacon, Licensed Local Pastor, and Lay Ministry.
If you’re just getting started, we’ll help you identify what steps to take first in your process.
Zoom link will be sent out the day before the event to registered candidates.
- Technical requirements: To participate in Zoom meetings, participants must have a reliable Internet connection, and a laptop, tablet, or smartphone device that can download and install the Zoom app. A web or phone camera and a microphone are highly recommended, although some users may call in via phone if a mic is not available.
For questions, please contact:
- Rev. Darin Arntson, Board of Ordained Ministry Vocational Discernment Coordinator (darin@stmarksumcsd.org) or
- Cathy Wilson, Associate Director to the Board of Ordained Ministry & Orders Executive Committee (cwilson@calpacumc.org).
Organizer
08jun10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - June 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
09jun6:00 PMAC2024: Pre-Conference Briefing6:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Dates: Sunday, June 9, 2024, 6 PM PDT (3 PM HST/11 AM Monday ChST) Location: online (Zoom Webinar) CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DISTRICT/ANNUAL CONFERENCE NOW >>
Event Details
Dates: Sunday, June 9, 2024, 6 PM PDT (3 PM HST/11 AM Monday ChST)
Location: online (Zoom Webinar)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DISTRICT/ANNUAL CONFERENCE NOW >>
Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish!
RSVP for this event during District Conference/Annual Conference registration to get the Zoom Webinar link.
Learn more at www.calpacumc.org/ac2024.
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
12junAll Day15AC2024: The 40th Annual Session of the California-Pacific Conference(All Day) PDT
Event Details
Dates: California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024 Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024 Location: TBD (North District) Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish! more info TBD
Event Details
Dates:
- California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024
- Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024
Location: TBD (North District)
Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish!
more info TBD
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
12julAll DayLimitless Event 2024 @ Long Beach (United Women in Faith)(All Day: friday) PDT
Event Details
Date: Friday, July 12, 2024, PDT Location: California State University Long Beach (1250 Bellflower Blvd, Long
Event Details
Date: Friday, July 12, 2024, PDT
Location: California State University Long Beach (1250 Bellflower Blvd, Long Beach, CA)
Cost: TBA
Registration due: TBA
more info TBA
Organizer
YOUNG PEOPLE LEADERS
27apr10:30 AM3:30 PM"A Day of Hope" Mission Service Project @Hope Gardens10:30 AM - 3:30 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM PDT Location: Union Rescue Mission Hope Gardens (12249
Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM PDT
Location: Union Rescue Mission Hope Gardens (12249 Lopez Canyon Rd, Sylmar, CA 91342)
Cost: $29 (including T-shirt, lunch, certificate, & pin)
This event is sponsored and hosted by Cal-Pac Lay Servant Ministries, Cal-Pac Camping & Retreat Ministries, Cal-Pac Urban Kids Camp, Sherman Oaks UMC, Knollwood UMC, and Crenshaw UMC.
“A Day of Hope” @ Hope Gardens is a one-day Mission-Service Project focused on fun, fellowship, outreach, encouragement, and hope in the North District. It is a partnership event between UM churches and Ministries committed to making a difference in our communities and a effort to prepare the young people at Hope Gardens for their summer camp season and future lives.
Hope Gardens is a beautiful residential ministries in the foothills of Sylmar, CA, created by Union Rescue Mission to serve women and their children who have been impacted by domestic violence and homelessness.
Ways to serve:
- Have fun as you get to know the families at Hope Gardens and folks from other UM churches. (Just practice the Ministry of Presence.)
- Play challenge & group building games like archery, low ropes course, laser tag, gaga ball pit, play in the jump house, nerf tournament, face painting, giant jenge & connect four games. (Play!)
- Camp Wrightwood staff and Cal-Pac Camp & Retreat Ministries staff will bring and run a gigantic inflatable obstacle course for everyone.
- We will have a Silent Dance Party! (Dance!)
- We will have a Worship, a DJ, and top notch Youth/Young Adult speakers to encourage and challenge all the young people present to reach for their dreams and renew their hope.
- Share your testimonies/stories or be a part of our joint church praise team. (Share)
- We will have face painting and a cool craft opportunity to commemorate this outreach.
- We will enjoy a pizza lunch and treats like cotton candy machine, fresh popped popcorn, shaved ice. (Break bread together.)
Who can participate:
- everyone of any age who would like to take part (but there is a brief safety screening process)
- Youth, Young People, & Young Adults
- people with a heart for service
- people wanting to make a difference
- people passionate about offering hope
What you will receive by registering for this event:
- a Cal-Pac North District Mission Service Project Outreach T-shirt
- a feeling that you’re making a difference knowing you are serving and encouraging those less fortunate than yourself
- a Certificate of Participation and community service credit
- a lot of fun!
- growing your network of friends as you get to know Hope Garden families and your fellow UM friends from other church fellowships
- a Mission-Service gift pin to commemorate your service
Attn: Lay Servants!
- Your required participation in this outreach will serve as 4 hours of the 10 contact hours needed for the new Advanced LSM Course “GOD’s Mission… Our Journey.”
How your church or organization help further:
- Besides your presence, we are encouraging churches to donate camping supplies to help the young people at Hope Gardens to be prepared for upcoming summer camp experiences. Here is a sample list of what you might donate:
- medium/large-size duffle bags
- sleeping bags
- flashlights & batteries
- hypo-allergenic sunscreen lotion
- bug repellant spray
- aluminum water bottles
- pool towels, hand towels, wash cloths
- gift card to a sporting goods store, Wal-Mart
- travel Bibles
- You can give an extra monetary gift for this event and camping supplies for the Hope Garden’s young people:
- Click the following link and select the “Hope Gardens Gift” option: https://tithe.ly/give?c=1309144
- Call Jean Castro at Sherman Oaks UMC with your debit/credit card info at 818.789.0351
- Mail a check to 14401 Dickens St, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 – payable to “SOUMC” with “Hope Gardens Gift” in the memo
Join us!
For questions, contact:
- email or call Jean Castro, Registrar at Sherman Oaks UMC, at 818.789.0351 or soumc@sbcglobal.net
- email or text Feni Obi, SOUMC Outreach Area Team Leader, at 818.277.5228 or feniobi@aol.com
- email or text Pastor Garth Gilliam at 818.429.8843 or garthgilliam@gmail.com
11may9:00 AM6:00 PMDistrict Conferences 20249:00 AM - 6:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024 North District: 9 AM PDT South District: 9 AM PDT East District: 1 PM PDT West District: 1 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024
- North District: 9 AM PDT
- South District: 9 AM PDT
- East District: 1 PM PDT
- West District: 1 PM PDT
- Hawai`i District: 1 PM HST (9 AM Sunday ChST) | 4 PM PDT
Please check your registration confirmation emails and visit each district page for District Conference materials closer to the event date.
To register, click here.
For more information and materials, visit www.calpacumc.org/ac2024.
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
11may10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - May 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11 AM - 1 PM PDT (8 AM HST/4 AM Thursday ChST) Location: online (Zoom)
Event Details
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 11 AM – 1 PM PDT (8 AM HST/4 AM Thursday ChST)
Location: online (Zoom)
Cost: free
Register by: May 10, 2024
This event is for those discerning a call to certification, licensing, or ordained ministry (not for certified lay ministry).
The Orientation to Ministry (OTM) provides a space for those who are discerning a call to leadership within or through The United Methodist Church to learn about the distinctions between ordination, licensing, and certification for ministry, as well as to meet others who are also beginning this journey in our Conference.
This year, you can expect to share in a time of devotion, meet other candidates for ministry and key members of Board of Ordained Ministry (BOM), learn more about “calling” and how to identify your unique call within a UM framework, as well as to interact with a panel of ministers serving in the roles of Elder, Deacon, Licensed Local Pastor, and Lay Ministry.
If you’re just getting started, we’ll help you identify what steps to take first in your process.
Zoom link will be sent out the day before the event to registered candidates.
- Technical requirements: To participate in Zoom meetings, participants must have a reliable Internet connection, and a laptop, tablet, or smartphone device that can download and install the Zoom app. A web or phone camera and a microphone are highly recommended, although some users may call in via phone if a mic is not available.
For questions, please contact:
- Rev. Darin Arntson, Board of Ordained Ministry Vocational Discernment Coordinator (darin@stmarksumcsd.org) or
- Cathy Wilson, Associate Director to the Board of Ordained Ministry & Orders Executive Committee (cwilson@calpacumc.org).
Organizer
08jun10:00 AM3:00 PMWorkday @ Camp Wrightwood - June 2024 (Camp & Retreat)10:00 AM - 3:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM - 3 PM PDT Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397) CLICK HERE
Event Details
Date: Saturday, June 8, 2024, 10 AM – 3 PM PDT
Location: Camp Wrightwood (1401 Linnett Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92397)
Workdays are a great way for families and youth groups to earn money for Summer camp. The price of summer camps keeps going up with the rise of inflation. To help keep the cost down for our families, Camp Wrightwood offers Workdays that help reduce the cost of camp.
How it works:
If a child comes with a youth group or a camp friend, they can earn $60 towards their camp fees.
If a child and a parent come to the workday, they can earn $120. This is the max one camper can earn per workday.
Typical tasks may include:
- Trail Clearing
- Program Room Reset
- Organizing
- Pool Maintenance
- Painting
- cleaning
- etc.*
*Stationary and non-labor-intensive activities are available.
Learn more at https://www.campwrightwood.org/summer-camp-2023.
For questions, contact Caitlyn Anderson at canderson@calpacumc.org.
Organizer
09jun6:00 PMAC2024: Pre-Conference Briefing6:00 PM PDT
Event Details
Dates: Sunday, June 9, 2024, 6 PM PDT (3 PM HST/11 AM Monday ChST) Location: online (Zoom Webinar) CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DISTRICT/ANNUAL CONFERENCE NOW >>
Event Details
Dates: Sunday, June 9, 2024, 6 PM PDT (3 PM HST/11 AM Monday ChST)
Location: online (Zoom Webinar)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR DISTRICT/ANNUAL CONFERENCE NOW >>
Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish!
RSVP for this event during District Conference/Annual Conference registration to get the Zoom Webinar link.
Learn more at www.calpacumc.org/ac2024.
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
12junAll Day15AC2024: The 40th Annual Session of the California-Pacific Conference(All Day) PDT
Event Details
Dates: California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024 Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024 Location: TBD (North District) Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish! more info TBD
Event Details
Dates:
- California & Hawai`i: June 12-15, 2024
- Guam & Saipan: June 13-16, 2024
Location: TBD (North District)
Ending Spiritual & Physical Hunger: Flourish!
more info TBD
Organizer
Sessions Task Force
Get Involved!
Do you feel called to serve on Young People’s Council (CCYM/CCYA)? Opportunities to apply forthcoming! Thanks for your patience.
THE LATEST
RESOURCES
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE'S MINISTRIES WORKERS
- 2023 Advent Calendar for Youth (PDF)
- UMC Young People: YOUTH 2023 (July 25–28)
- ELEVATE:
- Self-Care session by Marlene Funk (PDF)
- Triolet Poetry (PDF)
- Self-Care session by Marlene Funk (PDF)
- YPM WAVEMAKERS Newsletter: Feb. 2023 (PDF)
- Ministry Safe
- Guide within Ministry with LGBTQ+ Youth
To subscribe to ministry newsletters / be added to our database, click HERE.
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Camps:
- Cal-Pac Summer Camps
- Urban Kids Camp x Next Step
- Spanglish
- Pacific Islander Youth & Young Adults (PIYYA)
- Christmas Institute (Filipino)
Scholarships:
- UMHEF Scholarships (due March 1)
- GBHEM Scholarships (due December 15 – March 30)
- UMCom Leonard M. Perryman Communications Scholarship for Racial Ethnic Minorities (due March 15)
- UMCom Stoody-West Fellowship (due March 15)
- Hispanic/Latino: SAI/UMC Scholarship Program (due by end of April)
Internships:
- Church & Society EYA Internship (due March 6, 2023)
CONTACT
Dr. Monalisa Siofele-Lolohea
Program Manager for Young People’s Ministries
626.568.7360 | msiofele-lolohea@calpacumc.org
DISTRICT YOUTH & YA COORDINATORS:
Hawai’i District:
- Young People’s Ministry (Youth & Young Adults) – Partners in Ministry: TBA
North District:
- Youth: Kris Taduran
- YA: TBA
South District:
- Youth: Jennifer Scott
- YA: Pastor Matt Hambrick
East District:
- Youth: Shelby Nelson
- YA: TBA
West District:
- Youth: Pastor Royce Porter
- YA: Joe Luckett & Marissa Wells
ypcouncil@calpacumc.org