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Time with Tara: This Season
There are no hopeless situations; there are only people who have grown hopeless about them. Clare Boothe Luce From Psalm 65: By awesome deeds you answer us with deliverance, O […] Continue Reading→
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From the Anti-Racism Team: This Place… This Space… of God’s GRACE
– Bescye P Burnett, Harbor District Anti-Racism Team My expressions from the learning session on the book Wait, Is This Racist? A Guide to Becoming an Anti-racist Church by Kerry […] Continue Reading→
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Time with Tara: Appreciation
This week I have tried to learn something new. My girls (who are college-aged young women) asked me to join them on an app called “Be Real.” I was intrigued […] Continue Reading→
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Invitation from Your Lay Servant Ministry Director: Sandy Core
Have you ever wondered about the substitute who delivers the message when your pastor is absent? Who is this person? How does he or she get chosen to fill the […] Continue Reading→
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A Message from Your District Lay Leader: How Do You Spell Listen?
For those of you who do not know me I have been a Methodist my entire life and have been married to my wife Lydia for 55 years. We met […] Continue Reading→
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A Poem from the Anti-Racism Team
Theme for English B BY LANGSTON HUGHES The instructor said, Go home and write a page tonight. And let that page come out of you – Then, it will be true. I wonder if […] Continue Reading→
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District Lay Servant Ministry Team Offers Course in November
Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts (Required for lay speaker initial certification) will be taught in person at Wesley Memorial UMC in Wilmington. (1401 College Rd. Wilmington, NC 28403) Saturday, November 19, 2022$25 per person […] Continue Reading→
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From Your District C4C Coordinator: Help Wanted
This sign is now seen in every business window in America. Everyone needs help!!! Our Harbor District Public Schools need OUR HELP. We can give our CHILDREN the HELP they […] Continue Reading→
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Time with Tara: Free Us for Joyful Obedience
In the last two weeks, my family has sent out two daughters for their school year. My middle child, Emily, moved to Atlanta on August 20. She arrived eager and […] Continue Reading→