The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas is committed to providing funding for events and continuing education opportunities that provide congregational members with new and innovative approaches to leadership in a local congregation.
The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas is committed to providing funding for Laity and Clergy training in specialized areas of ministries such as Music, Youth Ministry, Spiritual Direction, Christian Education, as well as other professional fields of study.
Save the date! The 2022 Arkansas Methodist Lawyers Conference will take place on Thursday, September 15th.
The Foundation is proud of its grant program supporting worthy organizations across Arkansas. Our new column, Out and About with Amy, highlights grant recipients and the great work they are doing in their community.
Rev. Wayne Clark gives The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas' annual report to the Arkansas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Hot Springs, AR- Wednesday, June 1, 2022.
The Clergy Growth and Renewal Fund has been established by The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas to provide financial support for clergy in the Arkansas Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church to experience events that promote personal or spiritual growth and perfecting professional skills. These funds are available to Elders, Deacons, and Local Pastors under appointment.
The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas recently opened an office in Northwest Arkansas to allow more access to the Foundation for those churches in the region.
Rev. Wayne Clark, President & CEO, The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas announced Mr. W. Ellis Arnold III will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Bishops’ Club Luncheon on Friday, May 13, 2022.
Official statement from The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas regarding the denominational split
