Latest Updates
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How Sweet the Sound: Resurrection or Resuscitation?
“…we don’t evaluate people by what they have or how they look. We looked at the Messiah that way once and got it all wrong, as you know. We certainly […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Widows Plus!
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader On a pollen-coated Saturday morning, I joined the Widows Plus group at Chocowinity United Methodist Church for their monthly gathering. The morning […] Continue Reading→
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Creation Care Information Session: May 28
All clergy and interested laity in the Beacon and Sound districts are invited to attend an information session on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, regarding the Creation Care resolution adopted this […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: Forgiveness
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader Each morning, I use both the Pray-As-You-Go App and the Upper Room Disciplines as part of my time with God. Then, […] Continue Reading→
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A Message from Kuda: Youth Invitation
Hello all, Praying Christ is encouraging you all in your ministries and all you have going on! I pray you find your congregations are well fed in God’s word so […] Continue Reading→
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How Sweet The Sound: Act I, II, III
– Rev. Jon Strother, District Superintendant Beacon and Sound “… He steadfastly and determinedly set His face to go to Jerusalem.” Luke 9:51 AMPC With Holy Week only a little over two weeks […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: This Crowd Needs MORE!
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader Have you looked around your congregation lately and lamented the absence of younger people? How many conversations has your administrative team […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: The 39 & Under Formula
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader Can you think of anything more elusive in many churches than women under the age of 39? Younger women are hard […] Continue Reading→
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The Sights of Sound: The Biggest Risk of ALL – Love
– Kim R. Smith, Sound District Lay Leader As I walked up to the entrance of a church that has served the community of Greenville since the 1700s, a young […] Continue Reading→