Discipleship Priorities

Mental Health & Well-Being

We will prioritize how to help our clergy, churches, and staff remain healthy and flourishing as we navigate the challenging parts of ministry.

Culture of Call

We will nurture relationships that foster an environment where each of us can hear God’s calling on our life.

Professions of Faith

A disciple invites and leads others to experience the love of Christ. We will reclaim our mission to reach those who can join us to transform the world.

Spiritual Leadership Development

We will allocate time and resources to cultivate, develop, and educate faithful disciples to offer excellent leadership for current and future generations.

Disrupting & Dismantling Racism & Discrimination

We will acknowledge the areas where we need guidance in order to be a voice that speaks up for what is right and against what is wrong. This will help us live into becoming God’s Beloved Community where everyone belongs.

Discipleship Priorities

Latest News

The Association of Annual Conference Lay Leaders (AACLL) held its convocation Sept. 26-28 at the Denman Building in Nashville, the home of Discipleship Ministries – and also the home of

On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, United Methodists from across the Tennessee-Western Kentucky and Holston Conferences will gather in Nashville for United Methodist Day on the Hill, hosted by the TWK Board of

July – September 2025 What’s Going On? Bishop David Graves and the TWK Cabinet team launched into the new conference year with a deep dive into living the discipleship priorities.

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