
Connection at the heart: Diana Wrisley awarded the Walter King Lay Leadership Award
To be a strong leader in the church requires both commitment and flexibility—being grounded in God while remaining open to the movement of the Spirit. Diana Wrisley, former dean of the Laity Academy, is just such a leader. This year,
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Join Bishop Moore-Koikoi on a Wesley Heritage Tour
This spring, take the opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime. Travel with Bishop Cynthia Moore-Koikoi on a Wesley Heritage Tour, starting at $4,598* from Newark or Philadelphia. You’ll depart on April 8, 2026 and return on April 16. ...

Regional Administrator, GNJUMC
The primary responsibility of the Regional Administrator is to provide administrative support to the District Superintendents of the assigned region. The Regional Administrator serves as the connection between the district/regional office and the local congregations by resourcing and providing support ...

Preparing for Revival: Practical Steps to Engage Young People
This is the third article in a three-part series on the “Quiet Revival.” Here is where you can find Part 1 and Part 2. Learnings and practices for congregations: how congregations can recognize and participate in the movement God is ...

IGNITE 2025: A Celebration of Creativity & Connection
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. (Genesis 1:1–2, NIV) In the ...

Connection at the heart: Diana Wrisley awarded the Walter King Lay Leadership Award
To be a strong leader in the church requires both commitment and flexibility—being grounded in God while remaining open to the movement of the Spirit. Diana Wrisley, former dean of the Laity Academy, is just such a leader. This year, ...

Living a Contemplative Life in a World That Isn’t
A 5-Day Academy for Spiritual Formation | April 2026 | Northeastern Jurisdiction In April 2026, a dream seven years in the making will come to life. A five-day Academy for Spiritual Formation, titled “Living a Contemplative Life in a World ...

From Suffering in Silence to Healing in Truth
On Saturday, October 25, the Domestic Violence Committee of EPA will be hosting, “Out of the Darkness,” an online workshop focusing on healing from the trauma of domestic violence. Pastor Tia May, author of Suffering in Silence, will be the ...

Together for Tanzania: Supporting Rehema’s Call to Ministry
This past summer, you rose to the challenge—providing a livable wage for pastors in Tanzania. Your generosity is transforming lives, families, and entire communities. Thank you for your sacrificial generosity. While our team was in Tanzania, we witnessed God’s Spirit ...

Salvation is my only meal
I don’t like hospitals, and it seems paradoxical that a place where you can receive so much help, even have your life saved, can provoke so much rejection in a person who finds themselves confined to them. And yet, there ...
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Join Bishop Moore-Koikoi on a Wesley Heritage Tour
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Preparing for Revival: Practical Steps to Engage Young People

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IGNITE 2025: A Celebration of Creativity & Connection

Connection at the heart: Diana Wrisley awarded the Walter King Lay Leadership Award

Living a Contemplative Life in a World That Isn’t

From Suffering in Silence to Healing in Truth

Together for Tanzania: Supporting Rehema’s Call to Ministry

Salvation is my only meal

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