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Open-eyed and resilient

Flower growing in a crack in a rock

In a chaotic world, Bishop David Bard invites us to stay grounded in resilient love as we care for one another, even in disagreement.

Leadership in today’s cultural landscape

Paper cutouts of people

Rev. Dr. David Bell addresses how we can navigate the complexities of contemporary leadership and drive meaningful impact in our organizations and communities.

Let’s be the change we want to see

Cross on a snowy beach

Rev. Darryl Totty, superintendent of the Greater Detroit District, reflects on the message of love that Martin Luther King, Jr. embodied, which can also be ours today.

We stand with our immigrant neighbors

Members of a family originally from Iraq become U.S. citizens

Immigration Law & Justice Michigan is committed to providing free and low-cost legal services to immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. As the new presidential administration begins, here are ways you… Continue Reading We stand with our immigrant neighbors

King’s dream feels heavy

MLK monument

Rev. Kevin Smalls reflects on why the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. feels heavy this year and why we cannot lose heart as we continue to fight hard to… Continue Reading King’s dream feels heavy

Ways to speak prophetically

Prophet Isaiah with angel

In his first blog of 2025, Bishop David Bard outlines how to speak prophetically as people of Christian faith in a world where moral speech is rapidly labeled partisan.

Grateful to God, looking forward

Group of people singing, dancing

Rev. Paul Perez, co-chair of the Michigan Conference delegation to General Conference, reviews and reflects upon the many changes 2024 brought to The United Methodist Church.

Living in alignment with our values

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In this season of gratitude, Rev. Dr. David Bell encourages us to practice stewardship by being mindful of the impact our choices have on future generations.

You matter to God

Star of Bethlehem shining on manger

The God of Christmas, says Bishop David Bard, loves widely and wildly without regard to status and draws near to the simple and ordinary.

Working for the common good

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Bishop David Bard says that when the election is over, and the ballots have been counted, the work for the common good begins for everyone, including the church.

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