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Gun violence is a public health crisis

Rep. Julie Rogers speaking on Advocacy Day 2023

In this op-ed, Rep. Julie Rogers thanks Michigan United Methodists for putting their faith into action on matters of gun violence prevention and encourages them to continue advocacy.

MSU shooting shatters Michigan UMs

The Rock at MSU

United Methodist churches in the greater Lansing area grapple with the Feb. 13 mass shooting on the campus of Michigan State University.

Gun violence prevention picks up speed

Religious leaders speaking in front of the Michigan State Capitol

The Michigan Conference has joined a growing movement seeking to make gun violence prevention a priority for state lawmakers. Are you passionate about this issue? If so, join other Michigan… Continue Reading Gun violence prevention picks up speed

Heart work, soul work, community work

Marching at a rally

In this month’s Joyful Journey, Bishop David Alan Bard reminds us that the gospel is about heart change, which is an important part of tackling issues like racism and violence… Continue Reading Heart work, soul work, community work

Lunch and Learn Webinar: From Prayers to Action on Gun Safety

Join us to pray in lament and in solidarity, learn about current End Gun Violence Michigan policy recommendations, and how to join the Michigan Conference first annual Advocacy Day training and events. Continue Reading Lunch and Learn Webinar: From Prayers to Action on Gun Safety

Churches respond to Oxford, one year later

Luminarias lining a street in winter

On the anniversaries of the Oxford and Sandy Hook school shootings, Michigan United Methodist congregations created spaces for prayer and fellowship as a means of caring for their communities.

Friday NCJ Conference summary

step-dancers

Friday NCJ Conference highlights include a presentation on gun violence and a conversation on the impact of homophobia, transphobia, and heterosexism on The United Methodist Church.

United Methodists head to the polls

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United Methodists should review what General Conference has said in the Book of Resolutions as they reflect on the issues facing our state and nation and the candidates who run… Continue Reading United Methodists head to the polls

Conferences take action on gun violence

Rev. Ian Boley speaks at the 2022 Michigan Annual Conference.

In response to this year’s horrific mass shootings and increased violence, a number of U.S. annual conferences including the Michigan Conference passed resolutions proactively addressing the issue and calling on… Continue Reading Conferences take action on gun violence

Pastor inspires action against violence

Rev. Albert Rush standing in front of his church.

Rev. Albert Rush encourages Michigan congregations to address societal violence of all kinds, providing space in worship to remember and pray for all those who suffer.

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