| Global Ambassador of Methodist Heritage Sites
to Visit Central Arkansas
We are pleased to welcome David Worthington, who works with the General Commission of Archives amd History as the Director of Global Relationships at John Wesley's New Room. He will be speaking at three events in Central Arkansas and sharing insights drawn from his extensive work with faith‑based and educational communities. Known for his lively presentations and ability to connect Methodist history, mission, and contemporary challenges, Worthington brings a message of "Wisdom from the Past - Hope for the Future." His visits promise meaningful conversation and reflection for audiences of all ages. You are encouraged to join us for one—or more—of these opportunities to hear his perspective and engage in dialogue.
Wednesday, April 15
- Conway FUMC at 6:30 PM in the Great Hall following the Mid-Week meal at 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, April 16
- Hendrix College at 11:30 AM in Bates Dining Room (SLTC second floor, back of the Dining Hall). Come early to grab a Dining Hall lunch to share during the presentation.
- North Little Rock FUMC at 6:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall. The meal will be provided by The Methodist Foundation for Arkansas.
Please RSVP by filling out this form: https://forms.gle/JAuq1dE2sGr8d22TA
Worthington's ministry is focused on engaging with an international Methodist audience to preserve and promote the work of Methodist Heritage Landmarks and Historic Sites in both the UK and the US through public speaking, tour hosting, mission engagement, research and fundraising.
"We are lucky he is coming through on his tour in the US and I've heard he is a great speaker," said Rev. Nathan Kilbourne.
For more information, contact either of these churches or chaplain@hendrix.edu.
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