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Make your giving count the most

Mother and child in Giving Tuesday ad

On #GivingTuesday, November 28, focus on #BeUMC and give financially to mission and ministry projects supported by the Michigan Conference.

Expanding our empathy

Flower emerging from fire

In response to ongoing war and violence, Bishop David Alan Bard calls us to rigorous discipleship as we open ourselves to new ideas, deeper acts of care, and fresh initiatives… Continue Reading Expanding our empathy

Advent offering, resources announced

Advent candles

The Michigan Conference announces the recipients of this year’s Advent offering along with updated resources for children and families.

Whites commissioned to lifetime service

Whites commissioned at Leland Community UMC

Michelle and Bill White of 5Loaves2Fish Northern Michigan commit to a lifetime of lay ministry as the Michigan Conference’s newest deaconess and home missioner.

Learning to fish in new waters

Fly fishing

On September 30, 2023, eighty persons gathered from across the Michigan Conference to get fired up about Starting & Sustaining Ministries of Compassion, Justice, and Inclusion.

Seeking an antidote to loneliness

Empty bench on lake

Bishop David Alan Bard urges us to cultivate a culture of connection and encourage virtues of kindness and respect as an antidote to the loneliness and meanness we see today.

NCJ bishops lead the way in mission

Bishops assembling Rice Meal Bags

Bishops from the North Central Jurisdiction recently experienced the work done by ministry partner Midwest Mission by participating in hands-on mission projects.

Special Session registration opens October 2

Bishop Bard speaking during online conference

Registration opens October 2 for the online Special Session of Annual Conference set for November 30 to address final disaffiliation requests.

God’s work reviving us

Campfire on a beach

Bishop David Alan Bard asks us to rally to the task set before us, making disciples of Jesus Christ so that lives — and the world — can be different.

A community of kindness

Dandelion spreading seed

Bishop David Alan Bard expresses gratitude for the Christlike kindness he and his family have received following his mother’s death.

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