Michigan wins 10 communications awards

The Michigan Conference’s communications team recently attended the United Methodist Association of Communicators’ annual meeting, where they were honored with 10 awards for excellence in communications.

Conference launches training for online worship

Michigan Conference Communications releases the first six episodes of its Church Broadcast School, a recorded version of the popular training that toured in 2021.

Revitalize your church’s social media

Learn how to transform your church’s social media into vibrant channels of communication through this new course from United Methodist Communications. Register by July 27.

Multi-ethnic dialogue: listen first

Multi-ethnic communication begins by actively listening to the different voices and experiences in your church and community.

Webinars continue with more resources

Michigan Conference staff, with the assistance of Michigan Conference Communication, are producing webinars with practical information on how to be in ministry during the COVID-19 era.

Connecting with the unplugged

Are you developing offline communications for those members and neighbors who are unplugged from electronic devices? Here are some ideas to increase connection.

January MImagazine ready to print

MImagazine presents the top news of each month in a printable, easy to share format. Here is the first edition of the New Year.

Invitation to connect through MI media

Good social media creates community. Paul Reissmann explains how Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter connect God’s people across The Michigan Conference.

ResourceUMC website is new

Resources of United Methodist agencies are now available on one website. Go to ResourceUMC.org when looking for how-to ministry tips.

Disconnected in The Dome

In today’s blog from The Dome in St Louis, the Rev. John Harnish addresses the issues of separation and segregation presented by the 2019 venue for General Conference.