See the bishop's responses to some of the questions and comments at the Days on the District events so far.

Northeastern and North Central jurisdictions could see the number of bishops decrease based on membership.

Read ideas and tips from churches around the Conference ...

Those who wish to lift up nominees for bishop are asked to submit names by Sept. 30, 2015.

Pastor John Lucy rode his bike nearly 3,000 miles to raise awareness of human trafficking. He speaks to groups about his journey and about ending slavery.

Bishop Sudarshana Devadhar's annual visits to the districts are opportunities for clergy and laity to have an open dialog with him.

Attention youth, youth leaders, pastors: We are choosing 2 youth representatives to attend NEJ in July 2016. Learn more ...

INM Field Coordinator Bonnie Marden shares resources for churches as well as an update on pledges and how INM is doing worldwide.

Watch this short video about five ministries that are making a difference in their communities.

Two from NE were honored at convocation co-hosted by MFSA and the Reconciling Ministries Network.

The weather is supposed to be great, and walk-ons welcome for Sept. 19 IMN fundraising tournament and luncheon.

Simple Church, a new church start in Grafton, MA, is offering a full-time salaried one-year church-planting fellowship beginning in July 2016.

Church newsletters are packed with all kinds of useful information. Check out these ideas from NEUMC churches.

Rev. Rick McKinley made his third trip to Taize in 2015, and recorded the experience in this short video

About 100 folks participated in this year’s Wanakee 5K Wilderness Run/Walk on Aug. 15, 2015.

North Boston Korean United Methodist Church invites children to audition for multi-cultural chorus.

The Conference will award 10 $500-grants to AIDS ministries. Learn how to apply.

Connexion in Somerville, MA, has been operating this summer reading program for four years.

Conference email will be down July 31 to Aug. 3, 2015, during the transition to a new system.

Bangor, ME, is one of only two U.S. cities with a Street Pastors ministry. These volunteers “walk the streets of their community to provide practical kindness, help and a listening ear."

Ministry ideas and tips gathered from New England churches' newsletters.

The Cabinet is making changes to the approach and processes for the annual charge/church conferences for the fall 2015 ...

Rolling Ridge hosted its fifth annual Peace Conference on July 20, 2015; Dr. Susannah Heschel spoke.

Glenna Keleher, Administrative Assistant to Conference Treasurer Bill Burnside, will retire on July 31, 2015.

The Connectional Table announces the three clergy and three laity who will serve as at-large members.

Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center has marked another milestone in its evolution from a camp to a retreat center with the formation of its Center for Spirituality and Leadership.

Rev. James T. McPhee, Tri-State District Superintendent, offers this celebration of The Vine ministry in Haverhill, MA, which closed last fall.

We invite our churches along the Appalachian Trail to reach out with some radical hospitality to this year's hiker/chaplain Bert “Wildcat” Emmerson.

The Conference Scholarship Committee has awarded $26,524 in scholarships to 59 students.

First United Methodist Church in Claremont, NH, will be hosting 70-75 youth and adults who will do service projects for homeowners.

Due to time constraints, these presentations could not be seen at Annual Conference, but we didn't want them to be missed.

Janet O'Neil was the winner of the 2015 Annual Conference Laity Address Challenge, and delivered the address on Saturday morning, June 20.

Members of the New England Annual Conference elected a delegation of 18 delegates and alternates.

Highlights from June 20, 2015 at Annual Conference ...

Annual Conference opens with the Act of Repentance service.

A brief recap of the events of June 19 ...

Hear a portion of Bishop Palmer's sermon for Friday morning's worship service.

Find an online survey or a PDF evaluation form to help us refine and improve Annual Conference.

A wrap up of events from the first day of the 2015 Annual Conference session.

In his Episcopal Address, Bishop Sudarshana Devadhar suggested four books to New England Conference members.

At the opening of the 2015 session today, Thursday, June 18, the members of the New England Annual Conference overwhelmingly agreed to issue the following statement on the fatal shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal ...

The Annual Conference Memorial Service will be at 2 p.m. on Friday, June 19, 2015

The path to U.S. citizenship or legal residence in this country is a long one – particularly for those who entered the country illegally or are seeking asylum. Immigration law is complex, and this road has many twists and more ...

Sign up to volunteer for one of five mission projects on June 18 at AC 2015

Churches honored for receiving professions of faith, baptizing children and adults, and making disciples.

At Annual Conference we will honor 19 clergy making the transition to retirement.

Two will be selected to express their thoughts in person at General Conference 2016.

The Camp and Retreat Ministry Strategic Planning Team has issued its report and is proposing two resolutions that will be brought to the 2015 Annual Conference session.

Barb Lemmel and Mitchell Hay are “pedaling” an idea they hope folks in the New England Conference will support.They are biking the 180 miles to Annual Conference.

Wanakee United Methodist Center Director Michael Moore will leave that role at the end of the 2015 camp season.