What will the future of The United Methodist Church look like in the coming years? Who is shaping that vision, and what are the most important values? From November 14 to 16, 2019, the Western Jurisdiction (WJ) Mission Cabinet is hosting a Fresh United Methodism Summit consisting of the WJ Leadership Team, WJ Workgroup Leaders, 2020 General Conference delegates from the WJ, and other emerging leaders. Beginning with reports from each Annual Conference and several WJ workgroups, attendees will be listening for areas of alignment and opportunity so that the jurisdiction can collaborate for broader impact. Then, participants will go through a process of envisioning and innovation around the next steps for the Western Jurisdiction and The United Methodist Church.
Lunch with the district superintendents and Zoom conferencing with California-Nevada Conference Lay Leader Micheal Pope and Core Team Chair Kathi McShane were two of the many ...
The California-Nevada United Methodist Foundation has hired a new executive director. The Foundation Board of Directors reports that David Malloy (left) has been tapped to ...
Members of the Advocacy and Justice Committee have issued a statement addressed to federal representatives within the boundaries of the California-Nevada Annual Conference, ...
More than 50 women from the California-Nevada Annual Conference (CNUMC) attended The United Methodist Church Mission u 2019 three-day conference August 16-18 at South Reno ...
First UMC of Reno will host renowned Christian progressive and global activist Brian McLaren for a daylong symposium, Shining Lights on a Guided Path, on Saturday, October 12,...
The 2019 Journal for the California-Nevada Annual Conference is available now to download and/or purchase and the 2019 Directory of Clergy is available also. Click on ...
