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Four things the UMC must do ‘to serve the present age’

Posted in Church Development, Church Growth, Church Renewal, Discipleship, Doctrine, Holiness, Media, North Georgia Conference, United Methodist Church, tagged , on May 27, 2010 | 3 Comments »

This post is by Richard Hunter, senior pastor of Snellville United Methodist Church (North Georgia Conference). He holds a doctorate in parish revitalization from McCormick Theological Seminary (Chicago) and teaches on the adjunct faculty at both Asbury Theological Seminary and the Candler School of Theology. — Ed. I want to be a part of renewing [...]

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Conversations with Bishop Lindsey Davis

Posted in Bishops, Church Development, North Georgia Conference, Social Issues, United Methodist Church on August 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Bishop Lindsey Davis’ 12-year tenure in the North Georgia Conference comes to an end next week, and MethodistThinker.com is offering a retrospective — in the bishop’s own words. On Sept. 1, he will move from the North Georgia Conference to the Kentucky Conference. Under Bishop Davis’ leadership, North Georgia has grown to become the  largest [...]

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Bishop Lindsey Davis: A vision for the future

Posted in Bishops, Church Development, Evangelism, Leadership Development, North Georgia Conference on August 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

This week and next, MethodistThinker.com is offering a retrospective on Bishop Lindsey Davis’ 12-year tenure as the leader of the United Methodist Church’s North Georgia Conference. (He will become the bishop of the Kentucky Conference on Sept. 1.) Since being assigned to North Georgia in 1996, Bishop Davis has used his episcopal office to promote [...]

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Update on new church development

Posted in North Georgia Conference, Church Development, tagged on July 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

The North Georgia Conference Board of Church Development is well on its way toward reaching the goal of 200 new churches by 2020. From the July 4 Wesleyan Christian Advocate, the newspaper of the North Georgia and South Georgia Conferences: Nine new ministries were started in 2007, seven of which are currently worshiping with an [...]

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