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Showing Appreciation for Pastors Throughout October

October is Pastor Appreciation Month, an opportunity to recognize the pastors and clergy who serve congregations and communities throughout the year. From writing a personal note and praying for your pastor to sharing ministry responsibilities and encouraging rest, discover meaningful ways to show appreciation throughout the month.

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School of Leadership Focuses on Innovation and Connection

More than 250 clergy from Wisconsin and Northern Illinois gathered at Green Lake for three days of leadership development, connection and innovation, exploring new ways to lead The United Methodist Church into the future.

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Churches Call For Peace in a Divided World

Christians from diverse traditions gathered Sept. 30 at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago for an ecumenical service calling for peace amid division, violence and political mistrust. Through worship, shared prayers and conversation, participants affirmed the importance of strengthening relationships across denominational lines and witnessing to peace in Chicago and around the world.

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Reimagining Church: Making Room for Belief

In this column, Rev. Christian Coon reflects on the importance of making space in the church for both doubt and belief. Drawing on the idea that the Holy Spirit is actively at work among us, he encourages churches to trust that God is doing something new and to live with the expectation that we can be part of it.

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In Sympathy: Janice Conner

Mrs. Janice Conner, surviving spouse of the late Rev. Harry W. Conner Jr., passed away on Monday, September 21, 2026.

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Strengthen Connection and Support Across the NIC

The NIC strengthens connection and support across its districts through dedicated administrative staff and district office arrangements. These points of connection provide churches, clergy, and district leaders with administrative support and opportunities for conversation, collaboration, and relationship-building.

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