October 20–24, 2026 | Knox United Church | Calgary, Alberta, Canada Bishops, church leaders, lay, and clergy from around the globe will come together to discuss today’s challenges and begin
“When we became a we” by Tom Lee If you spent the Nashville ice storm doom-scrolling social media, wearing down device batteries between automotive warmup-and-charging sessions, lashing out at remote
From Rev. Carlisle Jones and Janice McCallen, co-chairs The journey of creating a plan to reconfigure districts in the Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference over the past few years has been marked
Discipleship is not a program but a way of living that offers the world another way.
We will prioritize how to help our clergy, churches, and staff remain healthy and flourishing as we navigate the challenging parts of ministry.
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.
We will nurture relationships that foster an environment where each of us can hear God’s calling on our life.
We will allocate time and resources to cultivate, develop, and educate faithful disciples to offer excellent leadership for current and future generations.
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.
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