Muskegon Methodist family unites

Since February 2017,  these four churches in greater Muskegon have been coming together to celebrate historic ties and move forward in faithful witness. They are living their love through action.

What America (and heaven) looks like

An “old white guy” reflects on his growing up and celebrates being part of a diverse nation, world and church.

Profile in leadership

Meet the Rev. Brittney Stephan, the new Associate Director for Multi-cultural Vibrancy for The Michigan Conference.

Ways to help children address racism

It’s important to talk to young people about racism, before they learn about it through others or through hard experience.

Moving Michigan forward together

Consider the “Platinum Rule” as a counter to the current news cycle and a way to live in beloved community.

Bishops speak out

The United Methodist Council of Bishops calls on President Trump to apologize for offensive words.

Wheat and weeds

A Texas pastor, Jason Valendy, revisits Jesus’ parable from the 13th chapter of Matthew.

City sings for peace at Christmas

A congregation decides to move beyond the traditional carol singing and finds harmony in community.

How to live well together

Five persons share their perspectives on bridging divides and fostering understanding.

Building bridges with music

Joe Kye, self-proclaimed “immigrant musician,” plays his violin to celebrate diversity.