Tag: Benefits
Earn up to $300
Hopefully, by now, you are familiar with the Virgin Pulse program. It has traditionally been advertised as a program to get people moving, providing a pedometer to track steps. However,… Continue Reading Earn up to $300
Caring for the caring
One of the strangest parts of the last few years of my life is realizing that soon I will enter a phase of my life where my parents no longer… Continue Reading Caring for the caring
Walther begins new ministry journey
As Rev. Joel Walther settles into his new role as Director of Conference Benefits and Coordinator of Human Resources, he announces some important news and chats about his journey from… Continue Reading Walther begins new ministry journey
Conference Open Enrollment Happening Now November 13 – 27, 2023
Open enrollment for 2024 will be conducted online with the InfinityHR/Arcoro system. The Michigan Conference Office of Benefits is here to help! If you are an active subscriber, you must… Continue Reading Conference Open Enrollment Happening Now November 13 – 27, 2023
Who is MIbenefits Guy?
As a kid, one of my favorite things was to tie a blanket around my neck and pretend I was a superhero. As I grew, I found out this is… Continue Reading Who is MIbenefits Guy?
Is The United Methodist Church really…?
This first of a series offers accurate responses to misperceptions or misinformation that are circulating about The United Methodist Church. This article focuses specifically on theology, pensions, and benefits.
Wespath assures security of benefits
Andy Hendren, CEO of Wespath, the benefits and investment agency of The United Methodist Church, states, “Wespath is ready to support you through any changes.”
State of the Michigan Conference
On Friday, June 4, members of the 2021 Michigan Annual Conference heard reports about benefits, finances, strategic plans, lay empowerment, trustee matters, and camp operations.
Virtual Michigan AC gets the job done
The 2020 Virtual Michigan Annual Conference took place on screens across the state on July 26-28. Bishop David Bard presided from a studio in Lansing. The essential mission was accomplished.