Author: DeMoss

Summer ministries for young adults

Camps, CDF Freedom Schools, local churches, and United Methodist-related agencies are looking for young adults to engage in ministry this summer. Applications are now open.

UMCOR Sunday gifts support 100% promise

Why is UMCOR Sunday important? By covering the cost of doing business, UMCOR Sunday supports the 100% promise that every gift to a project fund goes to meet human needs.

Serving Christ in Kentucky hills

Hiram Frakes, a Methodist pastor, served in Pineville, Kentucky in 1925. He established Henderson Settlement, a ministry that continues to change lives today.

United Women in Faith connects

UMW, an organization where Christian women have put their faith into practice for decades, will be known going forward as United Women in Faith.

She makes UMCOR real

Flooding has hit greater Detroit three times since 2014. Case managers are the connection between resources provided by UMCOR and those in need.

For such a time as this

Glenn Wagner introduces us to five people from the Bible whose faith offers guidance for our personal response in a time such as this.

Words that matter today

“Words really do matter,” says the Rev. Jack Harnish as he takes a look at the language in our baptismal vows.

Holy Week services available now

Wesley Foundations, Southfield Hope UMC, and God’s Country Cooperative Parish lead in worship videos provided by The Michigan Conference for Holy Week.

A pastor teaches about peacemaking

The Rev. Bill Wylie-Kellermann reflects on the prophetic ministry of Pastor Daniel Berrigan, his spiritual director for half a century, whose witness speaks to today’s headlines.

Women promoting hope and healing

The deaconess, modeled first by Phoebe in the New Testament, is a vital role for lay women in today’s church. CSRW tells the story.