June 5 - 8, 2020
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Kaleidoscope Institute Webinar:
Creating Relational Worship
March 27 3:00pm Central
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COVID-19 Response
The Sun Prairie Conference Center is closed until further notice. We have limited staff in the building. You can still call in to the main number at 608-837-7328 and be transferred to a staff voice mail.
Governor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services issued a Safer at Home Order that went into effect on Wednesday, March 25. Learn more
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* Updated 3/27/20
WI UM Conference COVID-19 Task Team Appointed
Bishop Hee-Soo Jung announces the formation of a Conference COVID-19 Task Team to ensure that the Wisconsin Annual Conference has an appropriate Pandemic Emergency Response Plan, to include appropriate checklists and communications so that Wisconsin United Methodists can carry out their mission faithfully under the constraints presented by the spread of the Novel Corona Virus.
Press Pause
‘So do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring worries of its own. Today’s trouble is enough for today.
Matthew 6:34
On almost every modern technological device, there is a pause button. This allows us to step away from whatever is demanding our attention to stop for a moment, to attend to other needs. My siblings in Christ, the current pandemic is inarguably pressing pause. For many, this is a terrible disruption, for others a source of extreme anxiety, and for still others a life-changing, paradigm-shifting event. It touches every aspect of our global community, every aspect of our institutional life, and every aspect of our individual day-to-day existence.
Our own General Conference is being rescheduled from 2020 until 2021. As embroiled in disagreement and talk of division as The United Methodist Church has been, this is a period for us to pause, to rethink our positions, to defuse the debate, and to prayerfully discern – what does this extra time mean? Perhaps this extra time may grant us a deeper wisdom and creativity on how we will live out our future together.
