Remembering God’s gift for the world

PART D: International Partners — Reflecting on World Communion Sunday, Glenn Wagner shares a personal story of how a broken ceramic chalice symbolized the price Christ paid and the redeeming love that holds us together. Continue Reading Remembering God’s gift for the world

Ways kids can celebrate World Communion

PART D: International — Children’s book author Glenys Nellist offers five ideas for helping children celebrate World Communion Sunday on October 6. Continue Reading Ways kids can celebrate World Communion

Ways kids can celebrate World Communion Sunday

Children’s book author Glenys Nellist offers five ideas for helping children celebrate World Communion Sunday on October 6.

Remembering God’s gift for the world

Reflecting on World Communion Sunday, Glenn Wagner shares a personal story of how a broken ceramic chalice symbolized the price Christ paid and the redeeming love that holds us together.

A Michigan United Methodist reflects on 54 years

A teenager when The United Methodist Church was born, Kay DeMoss celebrates how God and humans have been at work together in Michigan for the past half century.

Fresh thoughts on means of grace

Bishop David Bard asserts that during this time of ongoing pandemic, “Such a moment asks that we think more deeply about the means of grace.” He shares about online communion.

Communion in the moonlight

Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon, but did you know that another astronaut was the first person to take Holy Communion in space?