Tag: Michigan Annual Conference
AC looks at Vision with new eyes
Bold & Effective Leaders. Vibrant Congregations. Ministry and Mission. These Christ-centered aspects of the Michigan Conference’s vision inspired conference members to embrace their story.
Looking for the one true Church
In his Cabinet Report to the 2022 Michigan Annual Conference, the Rev. Dr. Jerome DeVine asserts that scripture and history demonstrate, “No one expression of the Church is the ‘one… Continue Reading Looking for the one true Church
A coach offers words of encouragement
Three phrases from a high school track coach have stuck with Paul Perez over the years. Here’s how they apply to the Michigan Annual Conference.
AC endorses Kennetha Bigham-Tsai
The Rev. Kennetha Bigham-Tsai was endorsed for episcopal election by the Michigan Annual Conference on June 3, 2022. The next North Central Jurisdictional Conference will meet on November 2-5, 2022.
Watch for EngageMI books and buttons
There are familiar projects and some new ministry partners in the EngageMI 2022-2023 books to be introduced at Annual Conference and mailed to churches soon.
On the move for hungry children
Almost two million families, including 552,000 children face food insecurity in Michigan. The 6th Annual Michigan Conference 5K will raise dollars for this good cause.
Let’s get missional at AC 2022
There are five ways to support mission during the 2022 Michigan Annual Conference. Make a difference in the state and around the world.
Staying healthy and safe at AC 2022
AC 2022 will again be in person in Traverse City. Helping everyone onsite stay safe is the top priority. Safety protocols aim at creating a healthy environment for all attendees.
AC 2022 in-person in Acme
Members of the 2022 Michigan Annual Conference will gather in Acme, MI June 1-4. The focus will be the resiliency of God’s people.
How lay equalization is fulfilled
How can a layperson attend Annual Conference as a voting member? There are two ways — election by a local church or selection by the district for Lay Equalization.