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Letter from Bishop John Schol (August 5, 2024)
Dear United Methodists of Nigeria, Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I am humbled and honored to serve as your Bishop alongside Bishop Eben Nhiwatiwa, BishopPatrick Streiff, and Bishop David Yemba. We are grateful to the Council...
United Methodists in Nigeria mark 100 years in mission
Church leaders and members of the Nigeria Episcopal Area celebrate milestone with a street rally, worship services and outreach.
As part of the festivities, the church’s United Methodist Rural Health Program offered free medical services for two days in each of the four Nigeria annual conferences.
UMCOR aids flood-ravaged Nigeria
Flood survivors in the Nigeria Episcopal Area are getting much needed food and other support through a $150,000 grant from the United Methodist Committee on Relief.
2022 North East Nigeria Annual Conference Report
The sixth session of the North East Nigeria Annual Conference was held at Wudompy Charge in Karim Ecclesiastical District, under the leadership of Bishop John Wesley Yohanna.
Nearly 300 accredited clergy and laity participated in the meeting, which had the theme “And Know that I Am God,” drawing from Psalms 46:10.
United Methodist hospital in Nigeria expands
Striving to spread the gospel through humanitarian assistance, the Rural Health Program of The United Methodist Church in Nigeria recently added to Jalingo United Methodist Hospital by building an accident and emergency/VIP ward to enhance services.
United Methodists in Nigeria distribute 50 tricycles
A partnership between the United Methodist Southern Nigeria Conference and the Beautiful Gate Handicap Center recently improved the lives of people with mobility issues.
Fifty tricycles were donated through the conference’s ministries with the disabled.
Without the bikes, people who cannot use their legs get around by dragging themselves on the ground or crawling on their knees. The tricycles allow riders to put their hands on the pedals to move the wheels.
