Carry the light-giving Message into the night so that I’ll have good cause to be proud of you on the day that Christ returns. Philippians 2:14-15
Using Technology To Spread The Gospel
Technology is not simply about equipment; it is a means by which we reach out to include people in the community of faith. We use technology to share Christian faith. We believe those who tell the stories help shape the culture. See UMCom in action
Creating Television, Radio and Video Programming
We produce network-quality radio, television and video programs that offer unique perspectives on life concerns. We try to reflect the diverse experiences and spiritual journeys of the people of The United Methodist Church, including those whose stories are not generally heard in the mainstream media. See UMCom in action
News Media Advocacy
It is vital to communicate the beliefs and values of The United Methodist Church through religious and secular news media. We share information from bishops and other leaders in the church and offer a place where members and others can learn more about the church's interpretation of the Gospel as it relates to important issues. Learn about Hope School
Encouraging Service Through Scholarships and Fellowships
It is vital we have professional communicators who reflect the diversity of the global United Methodist Church. We offer a variety of named scholarships and fellowships that provide critical training and experience for persons seeking to serve the church through the ministry of communications. See UMCom in action
Equipping The Church To Reach Out Through Communications Training
We are in a global society that is shaped and driven by ever changing communications media. We produce materials and deliver training to equip and inspire a broad base of individuals and groups in the church. Our grassroots initiatives range from providing content for newsletters, radio television and Web sites, to helping enhance the skills and resources of local congregations to attract and welcome people to their churches. See UMCom in action
