by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Mar 20, 2026 | Campaign 2026
We are living in a time where the future of the CME Church is not ahead of us; it is already here, and we are living in the now. Young adults are not just the next generation of the church; they are a vital part of the church right now. Yet many of our churches are...
by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Dec 31, 2025 | Campaign 2026, Evangelism
The Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church stands at a crucial moment. Across our Episcopal Districts, local churches continue to labor faithfully; however, many congregations are facing growing challenges, including declining engagement, generational divides,...
by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Aug 3, 2025 | Campaign 2026
In my previous blog, “Why Prison Ministry Matters: A Message from Dr. Sandra R. Stanley,” I discussed the cracks in our judicial system, particularly the disproportionate number of Black individuals incarcerated in Texas compared to other races and states. This...
by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Jul 20, 2025 | Campaign 2026, Outreach in Action
We are honored to share a powerful message from Dr. Sandra R. Stanley, CEO of Opening Doors for Women in Need. Her transformative re-entry organization empowers women and men to transition back into society with dignity, hope, and support. For over four years, my...
by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Jun 18, 2025 | Campaign 2026, Evangelism
Returning to the place where I was born and raised filled my heart with deep gratitude and reflection. It was truly an honor and a blessing to preach and campaign at my home church, Usher’s Temple CME Church in Fort Valley, Georgia on Pentecost Sunday, June 8, 2025....
by Rev. Kenneth L Hollingshed | Jun 3, 2025 | Campaign 2026, Evangelism, Outreach in Action
In June, as the heat intensifies in states like Texas, many churches prepare for the hot summer months. This season presents an opportunity to meet both physical and spiritual needs by hosting outreach events such as food drives, backpack giveaways, youth activities,...
