Latest Updates
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How Sweet the Sound: Words
It is interesting what we can discover about a person by listening carefully to their last spoken words… Examples are: John Wesley – the founder of our Methodist Movement, said: “The best […] Continue Reading→
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Lay Servant Ministries Classes
Are you interested in helping your church establish more ministry opportunities with older adults or college students? Would you like a course that deepens your own spiritual practices or personal […] Continue Reading→
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Hairnets and Cheers, Just a Small Part of Feeding the Hungry.
Superintendent of the Beacon and Sound Districts, Jon Strother, wanted to bring the clergy and laity of both districts together for a team-building event while helping an organization that he […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Push and Go On
One of my dear friends used to always quote her mother when things got tough. “Push and Go On,” she would say. Over time, I started saying it, too. Some […] Continue Reading→
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How Sweet the Sound: Whole New Life
Rev. Jon Strother, Sound District Superintendent In his book, Aging: Growing Old In Church, Bishop Will Willimon reflects on the “whole new life” that awaits those who retire. He also notes […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Creative Brain Problems
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader There are so many wonderful things about having a brain that never really stops. There are also some issues, if I […] Continue Reading→
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From the Sound District Youth Coordinator
Dear Sound District of The North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, I hope this message finds you well! As I continue saying this, I hope you hold it in […] Continue Reading→
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Breakaway: Life is a Jungle
June 24-29, NC Wesleyan University, Rocky Mount, NC Scan the QR Code to register for this and all 2024 youth events. Continue Reading→
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Let’s Get “Salty” in the Sound this Summer!
Dear Lay Leaders of the Sound,Below you have a special invitation to partner with the American Red Cross in saving lives. Many of the congregations across our District already have […] Continue Reading→