Bishop Scott Jones delivered his inaugural Episcopal Address to the Texas Annual Conference on Sunday, May 28, 2017 at The Woodlands United Methodist Church.
Laity Session: Equipping the Local Church
Lay Leader John Esquivel facilitated an interactive panel discussion outlining tools and resources to help local congregations interested in revitalization as well as engaging or re-engaging their diversified communities.
Three-in-One Session Offers Triple the Insight
The Texas Annual Conference hosted their first ever TAC Talks presentation, in the style of popular TED Talks videos.
An Evening of Learning with Dean Craig Hill
Perkins’ Dean Craig Hill helps believers tap into the power of honoring what God honors and seeking God’s opinion over that of others.
Treats and Fellowship at Annual Conference
As Annual Conference kicked-off Sunday night, youth from across our conference were treated to a special event with Bishop Scott Jones and his wife Mary Lou.
Choosing Cultural Intelligence
Dr. Maria Dixon Hall began her address to Annual Conference with a critique of the current state of race relations and an eye toward unity.
Communication Contest 2017 Winners Recognized at Conference
In these case studies, the top three winners and several other entrants in the third annual Best Idea competition share the backstory on the ideas that led to recent communication successes.
Congratulations to the Recipients of Ministry Awards
There were dozens of reasons to celebrate at the awards dinner Monday night during conference, as pastors and districts received kudos for various aspects of ministry done well.
The Texas Annual Conference hosted their first ever TAC Talks presentation, in the style of popular TED Talks videos.
Perkins’ Dean Craig Hill helps believers tap into the power of honoring what God honors and seeking God’s opinion over that of others.
As Annual Conference kicked-off Sunday night, youth from across our conference were treated to a special event with Bishop Scott Jones and his wife Mary Lou.
Dr. Maria Dixon Hall began her address to Annual Conference with a critique of the current state of race relations and an eye toward unity.
