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Faith formation in the Michigan Conference

Youth at a church event

Rev. Kathy Pittenger provides some practical ways faith formation leaders can support one another and share needs and dreams as our church continues to change.

Celebrating United Methodist connections

Youth attending a retreat

Sonya Luna reflects on her time working for the Michigan Conference and thanks God for the many wonderful connections that have sustained her.

Why teach kids about faith?

Mother and child

Start the kids you love on a faith journey by taking simple steps and helping them explore ideas of faith and belief in daily life.

Quit reporting and start visioning

Observation binoculars

Rev. Gary Step shows how churches can simplify their administrative structure, freeing ministry leaders to dream and act boldly.

Finding a way out of the desert

Road through the desert

When experiencing a desert season, how do you move forward and find God’s presence and guidance? John Seppanen, Heritage District Lay Leader, shares some thoughts that have helped him out… Continue Reading Finding a way out of the desert

8 Easter books for young children

Woman reading a book to a small child

Children’s book author Glenys Nellist recommends these Easter books focusing on Christ’s resurrection to churches and families during this holy season.

Living a ‘Palms Up’ life

Hands with palms open

Rev. Jenny Smith will lead a ministry professionals retreat at Lake Louise Camp, April 17-19, on how to develop a “Palms Up” life and understand how letting go changes everything.

Protect yourself from scams and frauds

Man on the phone holding a credit card

Naomi García describes how to avoid scams we are liable to fall for by paying attention to what our body, heart, and spirit are telling us.

Let go. Rest. Incubate.

Dandelion

Lisa Batten’s recent experience at the UMC LEAD Conference affirmed that we, as the church, must continually evaluate what we’re doing so that we can risk something new.

Write a big, bold vision for your church

Vision board

What is your congregation passionate about? What’s your purpose? Sonya Luna encourages churches to answer these questions by creating a vision board to see this dream come to life.

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