Toney UMC accepted the Conference Advocacy for Social Justice team's invitation to “Worship Together” and held a multicultural Sunday on February 27
The Christmas Eve concert featured a selection of ten traditional carols played at the tower dedication one hundred years ago.
A Birmingham church found a way to help an Ohatchee church destroyed by a tornado.
Canterbury United Methodist Church shares the joy of reading with women in a Birmingham correctional facility.
Story from the Daily Mountain Eagle
Under the Partner Event Program, local churches can partner with the Conference on an event or program that furthers the Conference's mission.
To help gauge what resources are most needed and will be most helpful, the Office of Connectional Ministries invites you to complete a resource survey.
With so much confusing information out about the new COVID-19 vaccines, the COVID Task Force from Trinity UMC in Homewood (South Central District) produced a video of a Q&A time with UAB vaccine specialist Dr. Paul Goepfert.
Here is our word to you. When in doubt, be cautious. Seek counsel from medical experts and local health department officials as you make plans for worship.
The Church at Cahaba Bend organized a city-wide prayer walk for schools in Helena, praying for God’s protection, guidance and grace. The goal was to show students, parents, teachers, school administrators and staff care and support in challenging times.
Due to the extraordinary challenges faced by churches and others, UMPH (Cokesbury and Abingdon Press) is assuring easy access to essential worship aids and use of the Common English Bible for online worship and studies.
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.
Congregations are invited to use different parts or the entire service as best serves their context. Individuals are invited to use this resource for a personal or family worship time and to share it with others.
If you are a pastor or worship leader you are invited to join this group and be part of the discussion. You will need a Facebook account to become a member and add to the discussion. However, the Group is public which means you can scroll through the discussion without signing into Facebook.
Although North Alabama United Methodists are not physically gathering for worship, the churches of the North Alabama Conference continue to be in ministry! The following local churches are offering an online worship experience.
Pastors and laity of the North Alabama Conference will be welcomed to browse their selection of more than 500 resources, discuss ministry ideas and options and enjoy Valentine’s treats.
