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Online Bible study begins February 2025

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Save the date for an online small group Bible study sponsored by the Michigan Conference on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The study will focus on Embracing God’s Call, a new… Continue Reading Online Bible study begins February 2025

‘Use skills God has given you’

Two women standing next to a quilt wall hanging

A lay-led task force at Church of the Dunes in Grand Haven is raising awareness and educating community members about gun violence prevention.

Teamwork keeps Red Bird on the road

Men standing around a cargo van

A Michigan church connects with other congregations, the district, and the conference to provide two vehicles for Red Bird Mission. These “mobile hardware vans” will keep volunteer teams on task.

Vision expands for Noah at Central

Staff packing sack lunches for homeless population

Thanks to a Reflective Leadership Grant, Amy Brown has greater clarity on Christ’s calling and a daring vision for the future possibilities of service to Detroit’s unhoused population.

Taking the plunge

Woman holding a fish

Faith on the Fly, a new ministry out of Grand Rapids: Trinity UMC, teaches people how to fish and creates faith-filled opportunities to learn new things and bond with others.

Community celebrates farmworkers

Woman holding a prize from a raffle she won

Arcadia UMC helps to organize an annual appreciation dinner for migrant farmworkers in rural Manistee County to honor their contributions to the community.

Season of church exits is over

Members of the Judicial Council

On October 29, the Judicial Council released five rulings that address questions related to church withdrawals and closures.

Port Huron ministry opens doors wide

Store sign

The Blue Water Free Store and Ministry Center, an EngageMI Ministry Partner in Port Huron, is bringing the love of Jesus to those in their community by meeting unmet needs.

Bishop announces listening tour

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On November 23, Bishop David Bard begins a four-stop tour to hear from people following significant changes in The United Methodist Church.

‘Be open for miracles to happen’

ESL teacher and students

Through Christlike acts of love, Leland Community UMC is building relationships with their refugee and migrant neighbors and bridging the gap between cultures.

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