What is a ‘disciple’? What is ‘disciple-making’?
Our Reflections in the Water: The Memorial & Communion Service
By Jesse N. Love with Sophia K.R. Agtarap
Thursday evening’s Memorial and Communion service served as...
VIDEO: Jim Winkler – Teaching Session
Photo credit: UMNS/ Kathy Gilbert
Jim Winkler addressed the 2012 PNW Annual Conference Sessions on June 21st at the TRAC Center in Pasco, Washington. Winkler...
#pnwac12 Day 1: Opening worship + study session #1
Tweets and highlights from this morning's opening worship with Seattle District Superintendent, Pat Simpson and study/teaching session with Jim Winkler, General Secretary of the...
Watch Annual Conference Live or Later
The Plenary, Teaching, and Worship Sessions of Annual Conference 2012 are being streamed online as they happen. If you miss something, you can also...
Gathering of the Orders
The Rev. DJ del Rosario takes time to share his perspective on Wednesday's Clergy Gathering at Annual Conference.
This is the third annual conference I've...
Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference Sessions!
Photo by Jesse Love.
By Sophia K.R. Agtarap
Annual Conference is considered by some as one of our holy gatherings. For others, it's just another in...
#pnwac12 Pre-Conference Laity & Clergy Gatherings: A recap in tweets
The 2012 Pacific Northwest Annual Conference gathering began on Wednesday, June 20 with laity and clergy gatherings. Here are some of the evening's highlights...
Moving beyond the trauma and dysfunction
By Bishop Jack M. TuellÂ
Has the General Conference become dysfunctional? Many outside observers, watching almost 1,000 delegates struggle in a cavernous, dimly lit hall...
Bishop Hagiya on Security of Appointment
Ethnic clergy from the PNW Conference and Bishop Hagiya discuss security of appointment
at the Annual Ethnic Clergy Gathering earlier this week.
A REFLECTION TO ALLÂ PNWÂ ANDÂ ALASKAÂ CLERGYÂ |Â By...
Review of 2012 General Conference Highlights-Part 2
Welcome back to Lift Up Christ and our continued review of The 2012 General Conference of The United Methodist Church!
The old secular phrase is...
