THIS WEEK'S NEWS
New roles for Conard, Leeper in congregational excellence
Wearing superhero outfit, Kansas pastor preaches nutrition
Vandals cause more than $50,000 damage at Lincoln First
Some churches seeing growth while remaining United Methodist
Bishop president making midterm state of the church address Thursday
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
March 31 is deadline for submitting legislation for AC2023, June 7-10
Nominations for youth, young adult, person of color reps to AC open
Nominations committee seeking volunteers for 2023
CLERGY EXCELLENCE
Bishop meeting with pastors of larger churches in conference
Conference offers internship grants for kids, youth, pastoral ministry
Year's first Roots for Your Soul retreat scheduled for April 10-12
Continuing education opportunities are available in the year ahead
EQUIPPING DISCIPLES
‘Limitless’ women’s retreat scheduled for March 11
Laity Summit is 17 days away — have you registered for it yet?
Lessons from pandemic is subject of Simon-Peter tour
Ministry innovation grants available from Great Plains Conference
Nominations open for evangelism awards
MERCY & JUSTICE
New Welcome Corps makes way for sponsorship of refugees
Virtual Ecumenical Advocacy Days scheduled for April 25-27
ADMINISTRATION
New IRS rules will require many churches to file electronically
Physical copies of 2022 journal, directory available
April 1 is deadline to apply for Dean, Keitha Thomson Mission Grant
Nebraska UM Foundation offers New Start/Faith Community Grants
Nebraska UM Foundation revises course of study scholarship program
RESOURCES
Here's what's new in books from media center
ACROSS THE CONNECTION
Bishop Wilson delivers sermon at Church of the Resurrection
Bishop Delores Williamston featured in podcast, article
Overland Park church wins its own Super Bowl challenge
In other news
Newsletters
Classifieds
New roles for Conard, Leeper
in congregational excellence
Two changes in the Great Plains Conference’s congregational excellence team will take place beginning today.
The Rev. Nicole Conard, left, young adult leadership and campus ministries coordinator, will become the associate director of congregational excellence, a new position.
And Jeanie Leeper, conference director of Lay Servant Ministries, will become a half-time lay leadership coordinator.
Read more here.
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Wearing superhero outfit,
Kansas pastor preaches nutrition
Bruce Wilson preaches the word of God weekly as pastor of Anthony and Harper UMCs in Kansas.
But in his past, he had a different message. He became Kid Power, a superhero who challenged children to improve their nutrition and exercise habits.
Wilson brought his worlds together twice in February, performing for grade-schoolers in south central Kansas, as well as inviting his parishioners to see a part of his performing past.
Read more and see a photo gallery here.
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Vandals cause more than
$50,000 damage at Lincoln First
Teenaged vandals, believed to have snuck into Lincoln First UMC during Ash Wednesday services last week, caused more than $50,000 in damage at the church, including breaking two stained glass windows and a chandelier as well as discharging a fire extinguisher in the sanctuary.
The Rev. Kirstie Engel, the church's pastor, says heightened security is already in place and hopes to create a pathway to redemption for the suspects, who have yet to be caught.
Read more here.
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Some churches seeing growth
while remaining United Methodist
Disaffiliations are reducing the number of United Methodists and United Methodist churches in the U.S. But a realignment also is going on, with some United Methodist churches having growth spurts as they pick up members from churches departing the denomination. Strawbridge United Methodist in Kingwood, Texas, is in a disaffiliation hotspot and has seen attendance double.
Read more from United Methodist News Service.
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Bishop president making midterm
state of the church address Thursday
Bishop Thomas J. Bickerton, president of the Council of Bishops, will deliver a midterm State of The United Methodist Church address at noon CT Thursday, March 2. The video presentation will launch on the official United Methodist denominational website at UMC.org/Renew and be shared on Facebook.com/UnitedMethodistChurch.
The news comes on the heels of Bickerton's Ash Wednesday message in which he encouraged United Methodists to use the Lenten season "to pray that God will create within us a clean heart and a renewed spirit."
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Annual Conference
March 31 is deadline for submitting legislation for AC2023, June 7-10
For the purposes of the Great Plains Annual Conference, a resolution asks the Annual Conference to take a stand on a particular issue or to direct a body within the Conference to consider a specific action. A petition is passed on for consideration at General Conference, which takes place in May 2024.
Resolutions and petitions for consideration by the conference must originate from an individual or entity within the Great Plains Annual Conference. These may include, but are not limited to: congregations, groups within a congregation; individuals (both lay and clergy), district organizations, or conference boards and committees.
Any action item to be considered by the conference must be presented as legislation. Action items referenced in committee reports will not be acted upon unless properly submitted as legislation before the conference.
To be included in the conference workbook, resolutions and petitions must be submitted by March 31, 2023. Any items for action received after the deadline may be published on the conference website in a Workbook Addendum, subject to approval of the action team by the Sessions Planning Team. The Workbook Addendum shall be published at least one week prior to the opening of the Annual Conference Session, and these items must be received by the conference secretary no later than 21 days prior to the opening of the Annual Conference session. Any item submitted after 21 days prior to the Annual Conference session shall be prepared and distributed by the sponsoring person or agency at their own expense, following the procedure outlined in the Standing Rules of the conference.
Items should be submitted to the conference secretary at gpsecretary@greatplainsumc.org.
A guide to formatting resolutions may be found here.
-- Lori Richey
Conference secretary
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Nominations for youth, young adult,
person of color reps to AC now open
Nominations for district lay representatives to Annual Conference are open now! Each district can elect three youth (12-18), two young adults (18-30), and one person of color (must be at least 12) to vote on behalf of their constituencies in their districts. To nominate, fill out the forms below:
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Nominations committee
seeking volunteers for 2023
The nominations committee is beginning its work for 2023 and we need people willing to volunteer to serve. Each year we need hundreds of volunteers to serve on Conference Committees. We always have more open laity volunteer positions to fill than we do for clergy volunteers, however we do need both clergy and laity volunteers. How is God calling you to serve in 2023?
Individuals can either nominate themselves or nominate someone else. Pastors, do you have laity who would be excellent serving on a conference committee? Please nominate them to serve. We are working to be sure that we have diverse representation on our conference committees from all areas of the conference. The Nomination Form is online at https://gp-reg.brtapp.com/leadershipnomination.
Once the nomination form is received, the nominee will be emailed a survey to complete. It is important that the nominee completes the entire survey as soon as possible so we can better match nominee’s gifts with the needs of the committees. If you do a self-nomination, you will also need to complete the survey.
If you have questions about nominations, contact nominations chair Esther Hay at esther.hay@windstream.net.
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Clergy Excellence
Bishop meeting with pastors
of larger churches in conference
Bishop David Wilson met with pastors of some of the larger churches in northeast Kansas on Monday, as part of a tour throughout the Great Plains Conference.
This stop, at Lawrence First UMC's West campus, will be followed in the near future by others in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Conference offers internship grants
for kids, youth, pastoral ministry
Do you have a young adult, at least 18 years old, who has the gifts for serving in your church full or part time as an intern in kids, youth, or pastoral ministry this summer? The conference is offering matching internship grants for churches this summer up to $2,000 for the summer. The deadline for all applications is March 30. All decisions will be made by April 15. Check out more information here:
https://www.greatplainsumc.org/matchinggrantinternships.
Our objectives for church matching internship grants are:
- To help churches identify a young person with gifts for ministry.
- To support a vibrant and creative summer season of ministry.
- To connect interns with a learning community of other interns throughout the summer.
Our expectations for the churches applying:
- Your intern will be paid an hourly rate (at least minimum wage) for up to 40 hours per week. Internship must be a minimum of 10 weeks, running from May 22 to July 30.
- Mentors will receive onboarding resources and interns will receive a welcome box from the conference.
- Someone from the church staff will be an assigned supervisor throughout the summer and will meet weekly with the intern for supervision and making space for reflecting on the intern’s summer learning.
Contact Rev. Ashlee Alley Crawford to learn more about the Pastoral Leadership internship, aalleycrawford@greatplainsumc.org or 785-414-4216 or Rev. Melissa Gepford to learn more about the kids or Youth internships, mgepford@greatplainsumc.org or 903-806-7989. And if having an intern is new for you and you’d like to learn more about best practices, reach out to Ashlee or Melissa. This could be a life-changing summer for a young adult or for your congregation to nurture the call of an intern. Will you check out the possibilities today?
Do you know a young adult interested in an internship opportunity outside of the local church? Check out the Micah Corps internship opportunities here.
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Year's first Roots for Your Soul
retreat scheduled for April 10-12
Clergy, you are invited to take some time away from the routines and challenges of ministry and be attentive to your relationship with God. We hope you will consider attending a spiritual formation retreat planned just for you, clergy of the Great Plains Conference. The spring retreat is designed specifically for clergy to attend right after Easter, to do what you need to do. The only cost to you is $50 to reserve your spot for this 2-night, 3-day retreat. Space is limited, so please register early. Scholarships available. See the registration form for details.
Spring 2023 – Time for rest and renewal after Easter
- April 10-12, 2023
- Webster Conference Center, Salina
- Collaborators: Rev. Doug Gahn, Rev. Anne Gahn, Rev. Dr. Shelly Petz
- Click here to register for the Spring 2023 retreat by March 24
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Continuing education opportunities
are available in the year ahead
Clergy, don’t forget to check out the Great Plains Clergy Excellence Continuing Education events for the year ahead. They’re affordable, close-by or virtual, and will help you extend your continuing education budget. Some of the deadlines are approaching quickly and all of them have limited capacity. There are scholarships available for some of the retreats upon request.
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Equipping Disciples
‘Limitless’ women’s retreat
scheduled for March 11
“Limitless: An Empowerment Retreat for Women” will be in person and online from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at Omaha St. Andrew’s UMC.
Here is the Facebook Event and Event Registration page. In-person attendees must register by March 5.
Has anyone ever said to you, “Who do you think you are?” Have you maybe even said that to yourself? It is critically important for women to resist the voices that would place limits on their calling. God needs each one of us to move beyond boxes in which society might try to place us so that we may follow the call of God on our lives. At this retreat, all women and non-binary folks are invited to gather and explore the topic of what it means to live into the fullness of our calling whatever our gender may be. This event will feature four inspiring keynote speakers and breakout opportunities for reflection and conversation.
The keynote speakers are:
- Rev. Chris Jorgensen, lead pastor of St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church (UMC), the third largest UMC in Nebraska
- Deaconess Leah Wandera, the first deaconess in the UMC in the African Region, and founder of Wema Health Foundation which strives for universal health care and education for women and girls in Kenya
- Rev. Debra McKnight, founding pastor of Urban Abbey UMC, an innovative coffeeshop, bookstore, church and campus ministry in downtown Omaha
- Cammy Watkins, executive director of Inclusive Communities, opera singer, and former City Council candidate with not-for-profit experience ranging from affordable housing to performing arts administration
Laity Summit is 17 days away —
have you registered for it yet?
Make plans to join us on March 18 for Laity Summit, a one-stop virtual leadership event for church and community leaders, like lay servants, speakers, ministers, leaders and anyone discerning a call to be in leadership.
We will welcome Bishop David Wilson and hear his challenge to our laity in the important ministry that each person plays in the life of our congregations.
Our keynote speaker will be Rebekah Simon-Peter, author of “Dream Like Jesus” and “Forging a New Path: Moving the Church Forward in a Post-Pandemic World.” During the keynote address, Simon-Peter will inspire and equip us to dare to live out our callings anew. “Dream Like Jesus” gives us a four-part process to envision the future of our churches and communities. The process is called DARE, which stands for Dream, Align, Realize and Expand.
Select from these workshops to deepen your learning:
- Connections – Kevin Dixson
- Mission Insite Review – Rev. Nicole Conard
- Embracing Cultural Diversity – Rev. Kathy Williams, Rev. Chris Jorgensen and Rev. Peter Karanja
- Getting Past Burnout and Frustration in Church Life – Rev. Rick Saylor
- Methodist 101 – Randall Hodgkinson
- Laity Leading – Caring – Communicating! Laity: Dreaming Big – Jeanie Leeper
- Through the Ages – Rev. Amy Foster and congregation, Sterling UMC
- Discovering Joy in 3 Movements – Rev. Karen Rice Ratzlaff
- Resources Galore from the Great Plains Conference – Rev. Jeff Clinger
Register here.
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Lessons from pandemic
is subject of Simon-Peter tour
The congregational excellence team and Rebekah Simon-Peter, author of the book “Lessons from Pandemics Past,” invite you to join us for a regional book tour in April and May.
Simon-Peter has written a rich book on how we can get our disciple-making juices flowing again.
Rev. Sarah Payne, a pastor from Virginia, shared this: “You can’t serve from your sofa. You can’t have a community of faith on your sofa. You can experience the power of a room full of believers worshiping together on your sofa. Christians aren’t consumers. We are contributors. We don’t watch. We engage. We give. We sacrifice. We encourage. We do life together. The church needs you. And you need the church” (“Lessons from Pandemics Past,” Rebekah Simon-Peter, p. 29)
If we, as people of faith are engaging in post pandemic behavior like what is mentioned here, just think of all those individuals we are not reaching and bringing into our congregation to learn about Jesus and His grace.
Come, get off your couch and join us! Registration: https://gp-reg.brtapp.com/LessonsFromPandemicsPast
- Saturday, April 29, 11 a.m. – North Platte
- Sunday, April 30, 3 p.m. – Columbus, Nebraska
- Tuesday, May 2, 7 p.m. – Ottawa First UMC
- Wednesday, May 3, 2 p.m. – McPherson -- Join live: https://www.greatplainsumc.org/livestream
- Thursday, May 4, 7 p.m. – Hays
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Ministry innovation grants available
from Great Plains Conference
The New Church Development Board of the Great Plains Conference is offering grants to congregations interested in doing new things to reach new people in new places and ways. Grants are available in a variety of categories. Applications are due April 1. You can learn more about the opportunities and apply here: https://www.greatplainsumc.org/newchurchdevelopment
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Nominations open for
evangelism awards
Each year The Foundation for Evangelism works with annual conferences to offer the Denman Evangelism Award to three recipients: one clergy, one laity and one youth.
This is a meaningful way to honor and thank people who demonstrate evangelistic passion to reach others for Christ. Awards are presented at Annual Conference sessions. Nominations for the 2023 awards are due by May 1. Instructions and guidelines are on the form below:
Download the 2023 Nomination Form and specify whether you are nominating clergy, laity or youth.
Nomination forms in the Great Plains should be submitted to the Rev. Jeff Clinger, director of congregational excellence, at jclinger@greatplainsumc.org.
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Mercy & Justice
New Welcome Corps makes
way for sponsorship of refugees
In January, a new program was announced by the Department of State in collaboration with the Department of Health and Human Services called Welcome Corps. It makes it possible for individuals to sponsor refugees and therefore make it possible for more refugees to come to safety. Five individuals have to come together, go through some training, raise $2,375 cash and in-kind donations, develop a plan and submit an application. They will then be matched with a refugee (or refugee family if they agree to sponsor more than one person). These five individuals can be members of a congregation, a civics group, or just friends joining together. The commitment has to last for 3 months even though often relationships are developed and welcoming groups and their refugee will stay connected longer.
Read more here.
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Virtual Ecumenical Advocacy
Days scheduled for April 25-27
Ecumenical Advocacy Days is an annual interdenominational gathering of Christians who come together to worship, learn and share about the pressing issues of the day, and to lift our voices by speaking truth to power on Capitol Hill.
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Peace with Justice Ministries of the Great Plains Conference made scholarships available to help with costs for flights and lodging so that each year several representatives from our Conference were able travel to Washington D.C. to participate in this important gathering of worship, learning and action. And each year, participants brought information and possible action steps home with them to share in their congregations and communities. This year, the event will be virtual again. Tickets are $50 for the event (or $75 if one wants to give additional support for scholarships for students or other needs).
Staff from the General Board of Church and Society is part of the planning team and a sponsor of the event. On the website, the event is further explained:
“Join us at Ecumenical Advocacy Days 2023, April 25-27, a virtual conference to worship, educate, and advocate for the innovative and courageous policies needed to realize God’s promise of peace. Our theme is ‘Swords into Plowshares: Achieving Enough for All & Pursuing Peace.’
“In 2023, we will gather virtually during a time of fear and uncertainty. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has killed thousands and created 12 million refugees. Newly-empowered populist regimes violate human rights and flout international law. Unnumbered conflicts rage in every corner of the globe. These wars—and the looming threats of others—are used to justify increases in military spending, investments in more efficient tools of destruction and death. Meanwhile, every four seconds someone dies of hunger."
For more information and to register, go to https://advocacydays.org/
If you have any questions, reach out to Peace with Justice coordinator Andrea Paret at amparet08@yahoo.com.
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Administration
New IRS rules will require many
churches to file electronically
The IRS has finalized two major changes to electronic filing requirements including common payee statements like Forms W-2 and 1099. All but the very smallest employers (those with 10 filings or less in a year) will be required to file these forms electronically for filing due dates falling in 2024 and beyond.
Under current e-filing rules, an employer is not required to file electronically unless the employer submits at least 250 of the forms to the IRS. For example, an employer with 150 ACA full-time employees and 50 part-time employees over the course of the calendar year may be required to file 200 Forms W-2, 150 Forms 1095-C, and one Form 1094-C, but because the employer is not filing at least 250 of the same form, the employer is not required to file any of the forms electronically.
The new rules drop the 250-return threshold to 10 for returns due in 2024 or later years, and, most significantly, require employers to aggregate the number of different returns it files when determining whether the 10-return threshold is reached. In the example above, for returns due in 2024, the employer would aggregate the 200 Forms W-2, 150 Forms 1095-C and the one Form 1094-C, for a total of 351 returns. Because the aggregated total of returns due from the employer is well over 10 returns, all the returns must be filed electronically.
To help with this process, the IRS created a new, free online portal last month to help businesses file Form 1099 series information returns electronically. Known as the Information Returns Intake System (IRIS), this free electronic filing service is secure, accurate and requires no special software. Though available to any business of any size, IRIS may be especially helpful to any small business that currently sends their 1099 forms on paper to the IRS.
In recent years there has been tremendous growth in the availability of e-file services and the use of e-file across the tax filing spectrum. In 2021, about 82% of all corporate income tax returns were e-filed, and almost 90% of partnership tax returns were e-filed. Further reducing the volume of paper returns filed frees up staff and resources to further enhance services for taxpayers and improves overall efficiencies while reducing postage, printing, shipping and storage and their associated costs and burdens.
The IRS receives nearly 4 billion information returns per year and expects to receive nearly 5 billion by 2028. In 2019, the IRS still received nearly 40 million paper information returns, even though approximately 99% of all information returns for that year were e-filed.
The final regulations generally provide hardship waivers for filers that would experience hardship in complying with the e-filing requirements and administrative exemptions from the e-filing requirements to promote effective and efficient tax administration.
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Physical copies of 2022 journal,
directory available for purchase
Physical copies of the 2022 Great Plains Conference Journal are now available for purchase.
Printed copies are available for $45 for the conference directory, $70 for Volume A and $40 for Volume B.
Order the copies here.
Volume A includes:
- Officers of the annual conference
- General and Jurisdictional Conference delegates
- District Superintendents
- Lay Leadership
- Conference Staff
- Members of boards, commissions and committees
- Certified Lay Servants, Speakers and Ministers
- Daily proceedings
- Resolutions
- Business of the Annual Conference
- Surviving Spouses
- Reports
- Memoirs
- Roll of Deceased Clergy Members
- Standing Rules
- Special Session proceedings
- Special Session resolutions
- Budget Summary
Volume B has clergy service records, district statistics and church-by-church statistics.
The directory includes a list of appointments, clergy directory and church directory.
All of this information is available online as a downloadable PDF.
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April 1 is deadline to apply for
Dean, Keitha Thomson Mission Grant
The Nebraska United Methodist Foundation announces a new mission grant opportunity available to a member of a United Methodist church or a member of a recently disaffiliated UM church who is in need of financial assistance for a mission trip. This grant, awarded annually, is made possible through an endowment fund established by Dr. Dean and Keitha Thomson.
Mission trips may be located locally, nationally or internationally with a focus on global health, including but not limited to medical needs, or disaster and recovery efforts. The mission trip work must be considered to be of a beneficial nature to the larger community and an integral part of a long-range plan for growth and outreach.
The application deadline is April 1. To apply for the Dean and Keitha Thomson Mission Grant, visit https://www.numf.org/scholarships-grants.
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Nebraska UM Foundation offers
New Start/Faith Community Grants
The Nebraska United Methodist Foundation announces a new church development grant opportunity available to Nebraska churches and affiliated Nebraska agencies of the Great Plains United Methodist Conference.
Due to the generosity of donors supporting congregational development, the Nebraska United Methodist Foundation has grants available to enhance and support your new church development. The ultimate goal of these awards is to alleviate part of the financial burden.
Grant applicants should be aware that priority will be given to the following:
- A New Start that is recognized by Congregational Excellence as a New Start/New Faith Community.
- A New Start deemed to be of an outreach and beneficial nature to the larger community.
- A New Start that is in collaboration with other United Methodist entities.
- A New Start that has identified other sources of revenue.
- A New Start that is an integral part of a long-range plan for growth and outreach.
Grants will be awarded on an annual basis. Applications must be postmarked by April 1 to be considered.
For more information on New Start/New Faith grants, visit https://www.numf.org/scholarships-grants.
The Nebraska United Methodist Foundation would like to acknowledge the generous gifts donors have made to make these grants and scholarships possible. If you have questions about any of the scholarships and grants available or if you would like to talk to the foundation about how you can help grow these types of grants, call 877-495-5545.
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Nebraska UM Foundation revises course of study scholarship program
The Nebraska United Methodist Foundation announces that course of study scholarships will be made available for licensed local pastors who desire to continue their education in church leadership on a reimbursement basis. Those applicants must be a certified candidate and either a member of a Nebraska United Methodist Church or a member of a recently disaffiliated Nebraska United Methodist Church.
For more information on course of study scholarships, visit https://www.numf.org/scholarships-grants.
The Nebraska United Methodist Foundation would like to acknowledge the generous gifts donors have made to make these scholarships possible. If you have questions about any of the scholarships available or if you would like to talk to the Foundation about how you can help grow these types of scholarships, call 877-495-5545.
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Resources
Here's what's new in
books from media center
New books available from the United Media Resource Center include "American Methodism: A Compact History, Revised and Updated," "Beyond Welcome: Centering Immigrants in Our Christian Response to Immigration," "Digital Ministry and Leadership in Today's Church," and "The Concise Guide for Congregational Care," the latter written by the Rev. Melissa Gepford, intergenerational discipleship coordinator for the Great Plains Conference.
See those and more here.
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Across the Connection
Bishop Wilson delivers sermon
at Church of the Resurrection
Bishop David Wilson delivered his first sermon at United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood last weekend.
Watch his sermon, about 16 minutes, here.
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Bishop Delores Williamston
featured in podcast, article
Louisiana Conference Bishop Delores (Dee) Williamston, a Kansas native who last year was the first Black female episcopal leader elected in the South Central Jurisdiction, is featured in the latest “Meet the Bishops” episode of the “Get Your Spirit in Shape” podcast.
Bishop Williamston, former director of clergy excellence and assistant to the bishop of the Great Plains Conference, talks about discovering her call to ministry while at a skating rink while supervising a group of 50 kids from her local church.
The podcast is available as a YouTube link and downloadable audio.
She is also the subject of the first of a series highlighting new female bishops in the UMC.
Williamston will be installed as the 11th bishop of the Louisiana Conference at 11 a.m. CT Saturday at Lawless Memorial Chapel at Dillard University, New Orleans. The service will be livestreamed on the conference’s Facebook page and YouTube.
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Overland Park church wins
its own Super Bowl challenge
Overland Park Indian Heights UMC was given a Super Bowl challenge by the children’s director of Aldine UMC in Elmer, New Jersey: The church backing the losing team would have to take a picture with a sign and the winning team’s colors.
And we all know how the game came out.
So, good sports that they are, the Aldine staff, youth and children sent a picture to Indian Heights in Chiefs red.
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In other news
Newsletters
- Discipleship Ministries: Path 1 News, March 1, 2023
- Ministry Matters, March 1, 2023
- Leading Ideas, March 1, 2023
- BeADisciple.com, March 2023
- Discipleship Ministries: Generous Living, March 2023
- A Sermon for Every Sunday, February 28, 2023
- GP Kids+Family, March 2023
- GP Youth Collective, March 2023
- Church and Society, February 27, 2023
- Discipleship Ministries: Worship Planning, February 27, 2023
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Classifieds
Classifieds are posted for 30 days unless otherwise requested. Please allow three business days for your classified to appear on the website. Email jmcfarland@greatplainsumc.org to update or renew your classified. Submit your classified here.
- Mulvane, KS UMC is searching for a director of children & youth ministries
- Children's and families ministry coordinator needed in Overland Park - $1,000 bonus after 6 months employment
- Chapel Hill UMC in Wichita is accepting applications for the director of children's discipleship
- The California-Nevada UMC Conference is recruiting a director of ministry innovation and congregational vitality
- The East Ohio UMC Conference is hiring directors of young people's ministry
- Business office manager position at open First UMC, Wichita
- Associate minister with youth and their families needed in Little Rock, AR
- New York Conference seeking treasurer, director of administrative services
- Lexington, NE First UMC is seeing an associate pastor for a multicultural church
- Great Bend, KS UMC is searching for a nativity set
- Free paraments available at Dakota City, NE UMC
- Children's minister needed in Carbondale, IL
- Choir robes and choir music available in Tecumseh, KS
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