Tag: MLK
A history-maker in our midst
In recognition of Women’s History Month, we honor the life of United Methodist Lizzie Bailey, whose legacy of justice work remains an inspiration in the Greater Detroit District and beyond.
Coming full circle
Recently honored with the Drum Major for Justice Award, Rev. Cornelius Davis reflects on a lifelong journey of faith shaped by history, service, and a deep commitment to justice lived… Continue Reading Coming full circle
Let’s be the change we want to see
Rev. Darryl Totty, superintendent of the Greater Detroit District, reflects on the message of love that Martin Luther King, Jr. embodied, which can also be ours today.
King’s dream feels heavy
Rev. Kevin Smalls reflects on why the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. feels heavy this year and why we cannot lose heart as we continue to fight hard to… Continue Reading King’s dream feels heavy
District celebrates MLK’s life and legacy
For 30 years, the Greater Detroit District has given awards and scholarships to United Methodists who embody King’s dream.
‘We shall overcome someday’
Have we made progress in realizing Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream? Cheryl Bistayi reflects on this question by telling the painful story of her granddaughter’s husband and the racism he… Continue Reading ‘We shall overcome someday’
Building Beloved Community
The Rev. Paul Perez points to King’s sermon on having a tough mind and a tender heart as a timely message for those working to build Beloved Community.
What is your dream for God’s creation?
Inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr., we must cast a vision for a healthy, equitable, and inclusive future for God’s creation and then work to bring it about. Here are… Continue Reading What is your dream for God’s creation?
