December 2, 2019 PULASKI, Tenn. – The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges’ Board of Directors at its annual December meeting in Houston, Texas, granted Martin Methodist College its 10-year reaffirmation of its accreditation through 2029 without further monitoring and/or recommendations. This is a historic year as we celebrate our 150th, and […]
John Collett, Director of Church Relations As we move forward in our Sesquicentennial Year here at Martin Methodist College, we wish to rebuild bridges and better serve the numerous congregations that continuously support our College’s mission. To further celebrate our College’s 150th birthday, we are excited to send Martin Methodist College representatives to you, your […]
Students and campus ministers from the Tennessee State Wesley, Belmont Wesley, Fisk Wesley, and Vanderbilt Wesley came together on Saturday, November 9, at Calvary United Methodist Church to collaborate together with Rise Against Hunger. During their time together, they packaged 11,000 meals that Rise Against Hunger will distribute to those in need. Rise Against Hunger is […]
Ninety-one percent of Project Transformation’s summer interns say they gained knowledge about how their faith is connected to their work, according to the ministry’s Summary of Impact released last week. During its eighth year of ministry, Project Transformation served 822 children and youth with the leadership of 93 young adults across ten site churches in […]
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This event is part of the Martin Methodist College Sesquicentennial Celebration. It’s hard to believe the institution is 150 years old! This tour is open to all friends, alumni, and of course, Martin Methodist students. If you have any questions you may contact Edna G. Luna. Register Here
by John Collett, MMC Director of Church Relations The 151st class of Martin Methodist College students is now assembled, and Martin will be celebrating its Sesquicentennial during all of 2019–20! This milestone is a remarkable achievement of history and service, with Martin having provided church-related, faith-based higher education for over 7 generations. Celebrations, gatherings, reunions, visits […]
In light of the recent ICE raids in the Mississippi community, local organizations have come together and developed a strategic plan to assist our neighbors who have been affected by the raids. Below is a list of places needing your assistance along with addresses to deliver/mail donations, and additional volunteer opportunities. UPDATED 8/12/2019 Giving Options […]
July 29, 2019 500 people of all ages came together yesterday, July 28, to serve their south Nashville neighbors during Sent Sunday, hosted by The Village Church. Volunteers completed 32 projects, worth $30,000, in 10 locations throughout Cane Ridge, Lenox Village, Antioch, south Nashville, and Nolensville: 6 local schools received painting, construction, cleaning, decorating and landscaping work […]
PARIS, Tenn. – Rural congregations are some of the few permanent stakeholders in their communities, and when they work together, they can create meaningful change. Just ask the 19 United Methodist Churches of Henry County. In February, the congregations of Henry County were awarded a $10,000 Community Transformation Grant from the Turner Center at Martin […]