Category: Faith & Life
Let’s keep our hands open, dear ones
Rev. Jenny Smith speaks truth about the nature of the church and society and the need to live into the chaos around us, keep our hands open, and trust for… Continue Reading Let’s keep our hands open, dear ones
Weighing our beliefs well
Throughout Lent, campus ministry leaders will provide devotions based on the Gospel lectionary scriptures. Erica Thomas from NMU invites us to admire the woman at the well, who was set… Continue Reading Weighing our beliefs well
What’s feeding your soul?
Rev. David Berkey of Michigan Area United Methodist Camping calls us to respond to the isolation and despair caused by recent news by accessing the gifts and power of the… Continue Reading What’s feeding your soul?
Surprised, confused, and born anew
Throughout Lent, campus ministry leaders will provide devotions based on the Gospel lectionary scriptures. Laura Todd from Albion College writes about the confusing yet liberating place we find ourselves in… Continue Reading Surprised, confused, and born anew
Accepting our belovedness
Throughout Lent, Wesley campus ministry leaders will provide devotions based on the Gospel lectionary scriptures. Audra Hudson Stone from CMU looks to Jesus’ temptation as an example of how we… Continue Reading Accepting our belovedness
Exploring new vistas of faith
Rev. Scott Harmon wrestles with what new adventures in faithful living God is calling the church to today.
Food for body and soul
Enrich your Lenten journey this year by using a devotional published by the Society of St. Andrew or by participating in one of their ministries that feed and nourish our… Continue Reading Food for body and soul
O how I love Jesus
Rev. Margie Crawford asks us to look at the humanity of Jesus to understand better his mission to save and transform us.
Your happy place and sacred space
Retired pastor Jack Harnish has felt what research has proven, that spending time outdoors is good for the body and soul.
Standing in the need of prayer
Rev. Margie Crawford reflects on the nation’s response following the recent injury of football player Damar Hamlin, and the difference prayer makes in all of our lives.