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November 19, 2019During the month of October, Wesley Williams (age 7) decided to challenge Coburn United Methodist Church to bring in socks for Socktober. With the tagline "Put a... continue reading -
November 19, 2019Want to learn how you can assist neighbors and communities impacted by floods and tornadoes? Come to the January 11, 2020 Early Response Team (ERT) class where you will learn... continue reading -
November 19, 2019World AIDS Day is December 1, and this year's theme is "Communities Make the Difference." The day provides an opportunity to recognize the essential role that... continue reading -
November 19, 2019Sony Pictures invited Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church to produce the faith-based study guide to accompany the movie, "A Beautiful Day in the... continue reading -
November 19, 2019Connection Blueprint teaches churches to forge partnerships – and share God’s love – with their neighbors. Look at your church’s neighborhood. Do you... continue reading -
November 11, 2019On Sunday, November 17, at 4:00 pm, The West Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church will present, "Crossing the Color Line: 400 Years of Race in America,"... continue reading -
November 11, 2019The West Ohio General and Jurisdictional Conference Delegation will meet later this month. Part of their time together will include moving through a discernment process to... continue reading -
November 11, 2019'Tis the season for Amazon boxes to arrive on your doorstep. Now you can shop til' you drop on Amazon while providing life-changing camp experiences at the same time... continue reading -
November 11, 2019The West Ohio Conference Council on Development office has received several calls recently asking about stock donation. If you are considering a charitable contribution, let... continue reading -
November 11, 2019The North Katanga Episcopal Area is one of the fastest growing in the United Methodist Church worldwide. One reason is the church's investment in local communities within... continue reading -
November 11, 2019Does your church have a Safe Sanctuaries policy but you're not sure how to effectively and creatively train others on your policy? New training resources are available... continue reading -
November 4, 2019After a challenging renewal process with carriers, the Board of Pension and Health have selected the carrier and set the premium rates for 2020. Moving from Aetna, the... continue reading -
November 4, 2019On average, $5.5 million is awarded to students who apply through the United Methodist Scholarship and Loan Programs. Unfortunately, each year up to 1,000 qualified... continue reading -
November 4, 2019A growing number of United Methodist churches, outreach ministries and other non-profits are using Reverse Advent calendars to encourage Christians to give love and charity... continue reading -
November 4, 2019It is a hallmark of Christianity: gratitude, giving thanks, showing appreciation for all that we have and the wonderful world God gave us. Gratitude journals and lists are... continue reading
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11/19/2019During the month of October, Wesley Williams (age 7) decided to challenge Coburn United Methodist Church to bring in socks for Socktober. With the tagline "Put a... continue reading
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11/19/2019Want to learn how you can assist neighbors and communities impacted by floods and tornadoes? Come to the January 11, 2020 Early Response Team (ERT) class where you will learn... continue reading
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11/19/2019World AIDS Day is December 1, and this year's theme is "Communities Make the Difference." The day provides an opportunity to recognize the essential role that... continue reading
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11/19/2019Sony Pictures invited Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church to produce the faith-based study guide to accompany the movie, "A Beautiful Day in the... continue reading
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11/19/2019Connection Blueprint teaches churches to forge partnerships – and share God’s love – with their neighbors. Look at your church’s neighborhood. Do you... continue reading
Scot Ocke, District Superintendent
Rev. Dr. Scot Ocke, District Superintendent for the Maumee Watershed District.
Scot previously served as Senior Pastor at Maumee UMC. As Superintendent, Scot has spiritual and administrative oversight for the 106 congregations in the Maumee Watershed District as well as numerous mission sites and ministries. He received a business degree from BGSU prior to his Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry from United Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Mary, have been married for 32 years, they have 4 children together and live in the Maumee area.
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