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We are pleased to announce clergy appointment updates as of April 15, 2019 available to view via the button below. Please note that the Master Appointment List includes appointments that have been made up until the date listed above. The appointments effective July 1, 2019 are announced separately. The Master Appointment List will be updated and […]
The California-Pacific Conference has entered into a partnership with the Philippines Central Conference! This will be the first United Methodist Disability Ministries conference ever held in the Philippines Central Conference! Clergy and other church leaders from all over the country are being invited. The United Methodist Board of Women’s Work and the Board of Church […]
“I See a New Church” is the theme of the upcoming 35th Session of the California-Pacific Conference 2019. As we as a denomination and an annual conference live into this changing reality, Resident Bishop Grant J. Hagiya and his cabinet wish to share the following clergy appointments that have been confirmed to date. Except where […]
The 2019 Preliminary Report is now available for download as a PDF via the button below. Also, this is a reminder that Nominations for General and Jurisdictional Conference delegates is online at this link. The Preliminary Report is available via the button below… For questions, contact Rev. Bob Rhodes (secretary@calpacumc.org), Conference Secretary.Registration is online and […]
Watch now this video Easter Message from Resident Bishop Grant J. Hagiya
This summer, come outside and explore the universe of God at Summer Camp 2019 at Cedar Glen, Lazy W Ranch, and Camp Wrightwood! Early Bird discount has been extended to April 21. At summer camp, young people will grow in faith, learn leadership skills, grow self-esteem, make life-long friendships and have fun. Cal-Pac summer camp […]
Most of us intend for our churches to be safe spaces, but we often need a bit of help. As we are often reminded, good intentions are not sufficient to create safe spaces. Good intentions must be paired with empathy, and understanding of the varied needs of different people. Rainbow Havens, an initiative of the […]
