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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — “Meharry [Medical College] was birthed, reared in and now sustained by our faith. Methodists came together to create something special,” said Dr. James Hildreth, president and CEO of Meharry. “It allows our students to worship God through service.”
The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM) of The United Methodist Church has awarded a $975,000 capacity building grant to support Gammon Theological Seminary’s work toward independent accreditation and long term sustainability.
I find peace in perspective. I also find strength, particularly when I feel overwhelmed. Perspective helps me understand that what is in front of me need not determine my fate. Japanese poet Nanao Sakaki said it best with his poem, "Break the Mirror."
AUSTIN, Texas — In 2025, Huston-Tillotson University celebrated 150 years of service and transformation, supported in part by the Black College Fund (BCF) of The United Methodist Church (UMC). President Dr. Melva K. Williams said BCF funding has been “transformational” for the private, United Methodist-related Historically Black College and University (HBCU), which does not receive state funding. The university ranks No. 1 among private HBCUs in Texas and No. 15 overall, according to Niche Colleges’ 2026 rankings.
MARSHALL, Texas — The United Methodist Church’s Black College Fund has made an “indelible footprint” on Wiley University, providing steadfast support that President Dr. Herman Felton Jr. says continues to drive student success, modernize the 151‑year‑old campus, and strengthen the institution’s long‑term stability.
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Learn about unique pension challenges for endorsed clergy and how to handle them from Wespath Benefits and Investments, a general agency of The United Methodist Church.
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The Mid-Quadrennial Training is designed to equip members of Boards of Ordained Ministry and Annual Conference leaders with practical tools, updated guidance, and shared learning to enhance clergy recruitment, formation, evaluation, and support across annual conferences.
Exploration creates sacred space for young adults, ages 18-26, to be in meaningful fellowship, passionate worship, theological reflection and practical workshops as they discern whether God’s call on their life is to ordained ministry in The United Methodist Church and what faithful steps they can take in response.
