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UMs lead witness for immigrants in DC

United Methodists standing in front of US Capitol

Michigan United Methodists joined more than 2,000 people of faith on Capitol Hill to worship, sing, and march to bring attention to the plight of immigrants in the United States.

Immigration justice event planned for D.C.

US Capitol building

On February 25, join ecumenical and interfaith leaders and communities in Washington, D.C., for a public witness grounded in worship, moral courage, and solidarity with our neighbors.

Does evil have a name?

No Justice No Peace sign

In this op-ed, Rev. Jerry DeVine grapples with the spiral of injustice and human destructiveness in our country today and provides some theological reflections on the role of holy resistance.

Migrant needs open eyes, hearts

Pastor preaching online

When University UMC in East Lansing learned that a program supporting first-generation university students whose parents are migrant workers had lost federal funding, they committed to raising money to help… Continue Reading Migrant needs open eyes, hearts

Immigration justice day in Lansing

State Capitol in Lansing, Michigan

On December 2, join an interfaith event in Lansing that includes United Methodist support and calls for speaking out on behalf of our immigrant neighbors. In the spirit of Advocacy… Continue Reading Immigration justice day in Lansing