Join us for a community discussion and dialogue about activism in the freedom movement and the role of faith communities. You are encouraged to share your thoughts and ideas during the open discussion.
Monday, February 16th at 6 pm

Feb 14, 2026, 10:00 AM

Get ready for an exciting season with our youth community! Join us for a special Youth Weekend on March 28–29, featuring a Memphis Grizzlies game, a dynamic youth service, bowling, and a fun community service project, all designed to bring youth together in faith, fun, and fellowship. Invite a friend, join us online, and be part of something meaningful and fun as we grow together!

Join us in Memphis, Nashville, or on Zoom on Wed, Feb 18. Share with your Youth and Youth Leaders!

This February, the SBC21 Lunch & Learn invites you to the table for meaningful teaching and practical tools designed to help you cultivate healthy rhythms for faithful leadership—beyond Sundays.

Is God calling you to use your gifts and talents in ways that will bless our connectional ministry together? The Tennessee Western-Kentucky Conference invites nominations and applications from all persons across the Conference as a part of our process to ensure excellence while achieving inclusiveness in geography, race, gender, culture, and congregational size.
Nominations are due on February 20, 2026

MARCH 18-21, 2026
CHARLOTTE, NC

Join us for an exciting Youth Weekend filled with fun, faith, and fellowship! This weekend experience brings young people together for meaningful community service, uplifting youth church service, shared fellowship, and a special outing to a Memphis Grizzlies game. It’s a powerful opportunity to connect, grow, and create lasting memories with friends and mentors..

In a powerful and thought-provoking speech at the Memphis Men Rising event in Memphis, Alexis Scales (NAACP Youth Council) speaks directly to the role Black men accountability plays in shaping the lives of Black girls.

GBHEM Scholarships offers financial aid to United Methodist students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees.

When Target broke its promises to our community — pledges made after the murder of George Floyd — we acted. Our response was not rooted in cancel culture, but in moral clarity.

Your individual dues and church sponsorships allow us to support important work like our scholarship, workshops, and advocacy work.