Category: Faith & Ministry
Ways kids can celebrate World Communion Sunday
Children’s book author Glenys Nellist offers five ideas for helping children celebrate World Communion Sunday on October 6.
Remembering God’s gift for the world
Reflecting on World Communion Sunday, Glenn Wagner shares a personal story of how a broken ceramic chalice symbolized the price Christ paid and the redeeming love that holds us together.
Holy Grants workshop on October 10
Register now for a free online workshop on grant writing for church and nonprofit leaders in the Michigan Conference, led by Lisa Batten.
Piñatas and faith
Miriam Peralta De García celebrates her Mexican heritage and the tradition of piñatas and finds parallels to our walk of Christian faith.
Ways to engage in the electoral process
United Methodists can use these suggested resources to participate in our democracy as people of faith committed to free and fair elections.
Practicing self-care is not selfish
In this month’s coaching blog, Kimberlyn Palchak discusses the importance of self-care and the need to be intentional about caring for our minds, bodies, and spirits.
‘No one makes fritters like her’
Retired pastor Sondra Willobee writes an ode of gratitude for the simple ways the daily tasks of our livelihood bless and strengthen others.
Take a look at your church’s structure
The Michigan Conference is sponsoring two online events on the Simplified Accountability Structure (SAS) — one for inquirers and one for those already using SAS and needing a refresher —… Continue Reading Take a look at your church’s structure
Picture God on your shoulder
Grandparents Day is September 8, and Cheryl Bistayi shares a “heart story” she has told her grandchildren, offering it to inspire you to tell your own.
UM named Family Physician of the Year
Dr. David Walsworth opens up about how his Christian faith impacts his work as a family physician.