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My great cloud of witnesses

Old photo of church and members

Reflecting on All Saints Day, retired pastor John E. Harnish remembers his family and the church community that birthed his faith and is grateful.

Take time to hallow

Trick-or-treaters on Halloween

What is the true meaning of Halloween? Kay DeMoss invites us to sit with her and remember all the saints who have encouraged and nurtured us in life and faith.

Where death and life sit side by side

ofrenda for Dia de los Muertos

The Rev. Paul Perez gives reasons for creating his ofrenda, an altar display rooted in his Mexican heritage, as a way to process loss and grief alongside moments of joy… Continue Reading Where death and life sit side by side

Halloween is more than ‘a good scare’

Pumpkins for Halloween

Halloween is a Christian name (All Hallows’ Eve) for a non-Christian holiday in the U.S. However, Halloween is “more than just a good scare,” says Pastor Mike Poteet.

Saints surround us every day

saints mentor us

Saints have been defined as ordinary people who have done some extraordinary things. A United Methodist pastor from Texas explains.

All Hallows Eve and the UMC

Hallows

Halloween has become a very popular holiday on the cultural calendar. However, beginning in the Middle Ages, All Hallows Eve was a religious observance.

A day John Wesley loved

All Saints painting

While many in the culture focus on Halloween, the traditional Christian holiday comes the next day. Known as “All Saints Day,” it was an observance John Wesley cherished.

Saints in Seoul

Bishop Bard reflects on his cultural pilgrimage to South Korea in this month’s Joyful Journey.

Celebrate All Saints on Nov. 6

John Wesley encouraged Methodists to remember and give thanks for saints gone to glory and those still living.

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