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WELCOME TO CENTRAL APPALACHIAN MISSIONARY CONFERENCE

Disciplemaking in the Heart of Appalachia

Scholarships Available!
 

Central Appalachian Missionary Conference is pleased to be able to serve our youth during their next steps in education. Do you live in the area served by our conference? You may qualify.

 Read the guidelines and submit your application!

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Ministry Opportunity in Central Appalachia

Central Appalchian Missionary Conference is seeking clergy and/or seminary students who want to fulfill their calling within a local church of the United Methodist Church and within the Red Bird Missionary Conference. The right candidate shall be willing to lead a church toward becoming a healthy, revitalized church that is missionally effective. To do this, pastors should grow personally, and to lead a congregation to have more vitality within the local church and community, that make disciples who transform their community. Both Part-Time and Full-Time positions are available. If this sounds like the type of ministry you would like to be a part of, please contact the Conference Superintendent, Rev. Robert Amundsen at (606) 672-2581 or via email at robert.amundsen@camcumc.org

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GLORY SIGHTINGS

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EVARTS UMC

Praising the incredible work of Evarts UMC's bike ministry, where a devoted church member collects used bikes throughout the year, investing time and effort to refurbish them, ensuring they look and run like new by God's grace. The heartwarming tradition peaks with the distribution of these bikes every Christmas, in collaboration with the local fire department's collection of new gifts. Santa Claus, riding in the fire truck, spreads joy to children across the area with festive stops on Christmas Eve, reflecting the spirit of God's love. This longstanding tradition at Evarts UMC not only encompasses bikes but also involves two members collecting and preparing new and gently used toys, creating a memorable holiday for the community. The extensive outreach, starting at the beginning of the year, is a testament to the collective generosity and spirit of giving within the Evarts UMC family, guided by God's grace. Some contribute not just bikes but also provide monetary support, emphasizing the unity and compassion that define this impactful ministry under God's loving gaze.

Find your passion - find a ministry!

personal transformation

  • Health and Wellness

  • Food Security

  • Clothing Bank

  • Health Department Partnership

Leadership Transformation

  • Discipleship

  • Church Vitalization

  • Mission Outposts

  • Lay Leadership Team Development 

  • Young Adult leadership Development 

Community Transformation

  • Harlan County Outreach

  • Lee County Outreach

  • Owsley County Outreach

  • Cranks Creek Outreach

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