Through UMVIM and UMCOR, the United Methodist Church is always ready to respond. Items from our Disaster Response warehouses are already finding their way to areas of need.
The grants support mission work in local church ministries and programs that are partnering with United Methodist Churches. The application deadline is October 3.
This is the simple brilliance of the QuadW Missional Internship (QuadW). It is an internship that allows young adults to experience and make sense of community, service, and Christian spirituality throughout the summer.
The summer missions camp brings in church youth groups to paint houses, repair exteriors, complete small projects and build relationships with neighbors in the West End area of Birmingham.
The 2022 Annual Conference in-person gathering will include many familiar aspects of past Annual Conferences including mission displays that highlight North Alabama Conference Advance Specials, institutions and ministries.
Panelists of the February 17 webinar will discuss updates on the progress being made on vaccine distribution and how faith communities are partnering in this movement.
Conference UMVIM Coordinator Rev. Todd Owen shares two current opportunities to give through UMVIM this month.
Canterbury United Methodist Church shares the joy of reading with women in a Birmingham correctional facility.
Conference UMVIM Coordinator Rev. Todd Owen offers a reminder of the importance of registering teams with the UMVIM office and purchasing insurance for team members.
The Society of St. Andrew, a Conference Advance Special, offers multiple ways to enter the mission field—including gleaning fresh produce.
Children's of Alabama has announced a campaign set for October 2021, Clergy Appreciation Month, to raise $50,000 for the work of Children's Pastoral Care department.
The past year has been a difficult year for our United Methodist missionaries to visit churches and share stories of their ministries.
UMVIM is seeking to create on-going community, training and communication for local church pastors and staff who oversee mission and outreach ministries.
Below is the latest newsletter Rev. Rhett Thompson is a Board of Global Ministries United Methodist missionary assigned to the Republic of Panama, describing his work over the last year.
Bluff Park UMC is one of about 65 covenant churches supporting the ministry of General Board of Global Ministries missionary John H. Elmore in Chile.
Now a new book, Methodist Mission at 200: Serving Faithfully Amid the Tensions, commemorates this bicentennial and invites reflection on mission past and consideration of present and mission future.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is currently looking to partner with North Alabama United Methodist Churches and volunteers to help get vaccines to rural and underserved communities.
United Methodists are invited to join in giving love, joy, hope, and peace through an end-of-year campaign to support mission and disaster response.
Two Advance Special agencies of the North Alabama Conference came together to distribute more than 20,000 pounds of fresh sweet potatoes in communities across several counties.
The grant is available every other year. New and emerging ministries as well as existing ministries specifically engaged in missions managed by mission agencies, local United Methodist Churches, Cooperative Parishes, Advance Specials and other affiliated mission programs are invited to apply for funding.
We are still in mission through working with our missionaries, the work of evangelism and church revitalization, and, disaster response and recovery led by UMCOR.
Bluff Park UMC has supported missionary Rev. John Elmore’s work in Chile since 2007. One of about 65 United Methodist Churches throughout the U.S. that support him as Covenant Churches.
Interns will experience various aspects of mission and ministry, spend time with mentors, see justice at work, and spend time in discernment of their calling. This is a holistic mission and ministry experience all in one summer.
