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A community of kindness

Dandelion spreading seed

Bishop David Alan Bard expresses gratitude for the Christlike kindness he and his family have received following his mother’s death.

Tips for preparing for AC

Members voting at AC

Laura Witkowski gives honest advice to lay members attending the 2023 Michigan Annual Conference.

Finding kindness at the thrift shop

Outside of UM Thrift Shop in Union City, MI

Union City United Methodist Church’s thrift shop blesses this small Michigan community through acts of kindness and care and provides a way for volunteers to live out their faith in… Continue Reading Finding kindness at the thrift shop

It’s the little things that count

It was just a little fist bump, but that exchange between a boy and a basketball star suggests that a moment of kindness can bring great joy.

What’s love got to do with it?

Heats share love on Valentine's Day

Love asks us to be kind, uncomfortable and grateful says Bishop David Bard in this month’s reflection on The Joyful Journey.

Youth ministry beyond Zoom fatigue

Youth connected with Bible and Zoom

“Zoom creates a sense of dread for many and can make even the best-planned activities fall flat.” Christy Miller-White offers alternatives.

Follow the way of love

Invited to love

Lent is a time to focus on spiritual disciplines. Bishop David Bard calls Michigan United Methodists to intentional focus on the discipline of love through patience, kindness, thoughtfulness, and humility.

Redeeming the season

Coping with life during crisis

Uncertain times present an opportunity for “redeeming the season,” says Bishop David Bard. He adds, “Redeeming the season remembers that we are involved in a long work.”

Picking the fruit of kindness

picking fruit

The Rev. Benton Heisler invites pastors and laity to stay focused on our common mission as we approach the Virtual 2020 Michigan Annual Conference.

‘What are you waiting for?’

Lighting and waiting

Advent begins again on December 1st. With wildfires, earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes leaving lives broken around the globe, Bishop David Bard invites all to consider a gift to Disaster Recovery.… Continue Reading ‘What are you waiting for?’

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