New UMC Vision Statement: An Invitation to Joy and Hope
On May 1, the Council of Bishops and the Connectional Table proudly unveiled a new vision for The United Methodist Church—a vision that reflects our deep commitment to em…
Our Conference Benefits officer, Cheryl Weaver, will be hosting a monthly “Lunch and Learn”. Each month we will spend some time learning about the different benefits that are available to clergy and lay employees of the Conference. There will be time for questions as well.
Questions? Contact NIC CBO, Rev. Cheryl Weaver.
We will gather on Zoom and I’m taking your questions about benefits. I will also share what’s coming up at Annual Conference for a vote regarding our benefit policies. No registration!
Send your questions in advance to Rev. Cheryl Weaver, Conference Benefits Officer.
No registration needed.
Todd Creviston from Wespath will help us understand them and how they can benefit our health and
well-being.
Open Enrollment is coming...... what are the plans and how do I choose?
What clergy need to know about taxes.
A very special lunch and learn time dedicated to Spiritual Health. We will celebrate Advent and take a breather from the busyness of the season.
An overview of the new retirement plan, Compass, and Clergy Finance 101- how exactly am I going to be able to afford to put more money away for my retirement?
On May 1, the Council of Bishops and the Connectional Table proudly unveiled a new vision for The United Methodist Church—a vision that reflects our deep commitment to em…
More than 65 United Methodists and allies gathered in Springfield on May 7 for the second annual Advocacy Day, meeting with legislators to promote justice, compa…
This month’s Benefit Insights is packed with important updates for HealthFlex participants and clergy. Blueprint for Wellness registration, Lunch and Learn opportunities, and more information on the Compa…
In an effort to be more transparent, the Finance and Administration office is going to be consistently sharing where we are as a conference are in regards to the giving versus what is needed fo…