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September 21, 2022What do we mean when we say, "I believe...?" As Christian leaders, someone has likely asked, "What does it mean to believe in Jesus?” ... continue reading -
September 14, 2022This fall, Bishop Palmer will travel throughout the conference. He encourages ALL United Methodists, laity and clergy, to gather at one of his “Committed, Connected,... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Bishop Palmer invites all clergy to attend one a series of informal conversations this fall. He will open with some words of encouragement but most of the time... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Multiply Minis are live, interactive trainings for ministry leaders to break out of the norm and hear fresh ideas. These Minis will encourage, inspire, and... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Evangelism happens in many contexts and settings; impacts and engages all generations; and calls for relationships with a variety of people. The Harry Denman Evangelism Award... continue reading -
September 14, 2022World Communion Sunday is one of the Special Sundays of the United Methodist Church. Gifts on this Sunday support racial and ethnic students in achieving their... continue reading -
September 14, 2022The #NoDeathPenaltyOH campaign, in partnership with Witness to Innocence and the Ohio Innocence Project, is thrilled to announce a statewide tour featuring the... continue reading -
September 14, 2022As the pastor of a local congregation (or perhaps more than one!) you wear many hats: CEO, teacher, preacher, counselor, and jack-of-all-trades just to name a few. You may... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Go Grants will resource innovative ministry ideas that help West Ohio churches develop relationships beyond the walls of our buildings and within our communities, to... continue reading -
September 14, 2022A one-day retreat for West Ohio Emergency Response Teams will be held Saturday, October 8, from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. at Camp Wesley in Bellefontaine. The: morning will... continue reading -
September 14, 2022When we are physically ill, modern medicine helps restore our health. Yet, there are times a spiritual healing cannot be reached by modern medicine. Intentional Healing... continue reading -
September 14, 2022Mary chose the better part. - Luke 10:42b Are you a Mary living in a Martha world? Perhaps this episode will help you answer that question.... continue reading -
September 7, 2022“Speak Lord, for your servant is listening” - 1 Samuel 3:10 You’ve likely heard, preached, or studied the above scripture. Often, when... continue reading -
September 6, 2022Dear Ones in Christ, As I scrolled through the newsfeed on my phone last weekend, I was astounded by the number of stories related to our environment – all of them... continue reading -
September 6, 2022Freedom Schools is a program with roots in the Freedom Summer of 1964 in Mississippi. That summer, college students... continue reading
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9/21/2022What do we mean when we say, "I believe...?" As Christian leaders, someone has likely asked, "What does it mean to believe in Jesus?” ... continue reading
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3/14/2017Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website! Bias Opinion Leading with Encouragement May I offer you an encouraging word today? You are leading during a... continue reading
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9/14/2022This fall, Bishop Palmer will travel throughout the conference. He encourages ALL United Methodists, laity and clergy, to gather at one of his “Committed, Connected,... continue reading
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9/14/2022Bishop Palmer invites all clergy to attend one a series of informal conversations this fall. He will open with some words of encouragement but most of the time... continue reading
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9/14/2022Multiply Minis are live, interactive trainings for ministry leaders to break out of the norm and hear fresh ideas. These Minis will encourage, inspire, and... continue reading
Rev. Dr. Timothy L. Bias, Superintendent
Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website!Bias Opinion
Leading with Encouragement
May I offer you an encouraging word today? You are leading during a very difficult time. There is disagreement and separation at every turn, and you are expected to offer hope in the midst of grief and pain. The reality is that people want leaders who offer hope. It is the kind of hope that brings reassurance and encouragement.
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