North Brewer Eddington United Methodist Church

09/06/2026

Worship 9.6.26 NBEUMC A733758

08/31/2026

Our sign today at the United Methodist Building:

THE EARTH GROANS
WILL WE LISTEN?
DAY OF PRAYER FOR CREATION

08/30/2026

We’re sharing an important event hosted by the General Commission on the Status and Role of Women: Do No Harm 2026.

Taking place November 12–15, this gathering focuses on trauma-informed approaches, survivor care, accountability, and creating healthier and safer church communities.

The event will feature keynote speakers Ashley Judd and Rachael Denhollander, along with advocates, scholars, mental health practitioners, and church leaders.

📅 November 12–15, 2026

Register today: bit.ly/donoharm2026

08/30/2026

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08/30/2026

08/30/2026

08/30/2026

Our sign today at the United Methodist Building:

CLEAN WATER IS A HUMAN RIGHT
WORLD WATER WEEK

08/30/2026

Churches mobilize after deadly Nepal-Tibet floods | Churches and mission partners are responding after catastrophic floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, as Asian Christian leaders call for prayer, humanitarian support and sustained solidarity with affected communities.

https://www.umnews.org/en/news/churches-mobilize-after-deadly-nepal-tibet-floods

08/30/2026

In response to the catastrophic flash flooding that occurred along the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26, UMCOR is awarding a solidarity grant to support United Mission Nepal as they aid impacted communities in Dhading and Nuwakot districts with emergency food and non-food item (NFI) assistance. Alongside this grant, UMCOR is continuing to explore opportunities for further response through our partner networks and local assessments.

Please remain in prayer for these communities as the toll of this disaster continues to worsen. Authorities now report that at least 579 people have died and 1,924 people remain missing, with these numbers expected to grow as some areas remain inaccessible. Search and rescue teams are still working to reach communities cut off by the disaster, with damaged roads, landslides, and communications disruptions hindering relief operations and making it difficult to fully assess needs.

We lift up this call for prayer, presence, and continued accompaniment from the Rev. Jung Eun Grace Moon, general secretary of the Christian Conference of Asia, ecumenical partner of The United Methodist Church: “In this time of profound loss and suffering, may God’s comforting presence draw near to all those affected, embrace those who grieve, strengthen those who search and serve, shelter those who have lost their homes and kindle a light of hope amid the darkness.”

To support our response to this and other international disasters, give here: bit.ly/umcoridr