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‘Death does not have the final word’

People hugging

In this op-ed, Audra Hudson Stone and Jacob Stone ask us to listen to the cries we hear following natural disasters like the recent hurricanes and do our part to… Continue Reading ‘Death does not have the final word’

Get ready to vote on November 5

Person voting in an election

Rev. Glenn M. Wagner shares from his faith and experience about the importance of voting and ways to prepare for these decisions.

The joy of voting for the first time

Image of Nelson Mandela

Reflecting on the end of apartheid in South Africa, Rev. Melanie Carey expresses gratitude for the right to vote and how voting is part of her faith witness as a… Continue Reading The joy of voting for the first time

Eat the fruit that makes for peace

Weeping willow next to water

Rev. Sondra Willobee discusses how the image of the tree of life in the book of Revelation gives insight into helping us navigate difficult situations in a heated election season.

Our churches as embassies of heaven

Poll workers at a polling site

Rev. Larry Wik explains why his church is a polling place for elections and what benefits he finds in serving as a poll worker.

To vote is to affirm our sacred worth

Putting absentee ballot in mail

In this op-ed, Rev. John Boley encourages us to vote, as this right directly results from our Christian faith, which affirms the sacred worth of every human being.

Seeking peace in Gaza from Michigan

Sunset over Sea of Galilee

In this op-ed, retired pastor Glenn Wagner shares lessons learned from his visits to the Middle East, observations on the current conflict, and thoughts on possible solutions.

Catching our communal breath

Pastors baptizing a child

Reflecting on the historic decisions at General Conference, Rev. Sue Petro speaks to how her personal journey intersects with the larger story — the church’s story — that is unfolding.

We must teach the next generation

Portrait of Opal Lee

Jeanette Harris declares Juneteenth’s historical significance and how we must use it to educate and reflect on the continuing fight for justice and equality.

Building bridges in Michigan

Mackinac Bridge from above

Retired pastor John E. Harnish hopes the new United Methodist Church will emerge from the pain of disaffiliation and the vibrant energy of the recent General Conference as a bridge-building… Continue Reading Building bridges in Michigan

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