Tag: Liberia
Watch the Readers to Leaders video
A new 3-minute downloadable video is now available for churches to use to promote the Michigan Conference’s Readers to Leaders campaign.
Liberia church property changes hands
The United Methodist Church in Liberia recently decommissioned its episcopal residence and property for use by the United Methodist University of Liberia, which plans to use the property to expand… Continue Reading Liberia church property changes hands
Creating leaders through education
Michigan congregations are invited to raise at least $600 over the next year to support scholarships for children at United Methodist-sponsored schools in Michigan and Liberia.
UMCOR approves $10 million in grants
“A new age implies challenge and change,” said Roland Fernandes, chief executive of Global Ministries and UMCOR as the board approved grants to continue God’s work around the globe.
Share love with covenant partners
There is no actual offering plate at a virtual annual conference. However, Michigan United Methodists can still make contributions that will support our covenant partners in Haiti and Liberia.
AC 2021 offering will change lives
There is no actual offering plate at a virtual annual conference. However, Michigan United Methodists are invited to make contributions that will support our covenant partners in Haiti and Liberia.
Still thanking God for Imagine No Malaria
The Global Health initiative of the General Board of Global Ministries has integrated the work of Imagine No Malaria with its Mother, Newborn, and Child Health program.
Zoom with Michigan missionaries
COVID-19 has not stopped the vital service of United Methodist missionaries. They are #StillInMission and relating to their supporting churches online.
African bishops consider UMC future
Bishop Samuel J. Quire Jr., Liberia Conference, is among African bishops considering a relationship with other traditionalists if the UMC splits over theological differences on human sexuality.
Global ministries allocates dollars
The General Board of Global Ministries made financial allocations at its spring meeting with the emphasis on justice and the fact that Jesus cares.