Tag: Outreach

Men’s Ministries Contest

NASHVILLE. Tenn.––Now is the time to enter the second annual national contest for the most outstanding local church, district and conference ministries to men.

Disaster … relief and resilience

SUSAN Kim United Methodist Committee on Relief While the memory of devastating 2011 storms In north Alabama will never fully fade, many residents there celebrated the Christmas season feeling safer… Continue Reading Disaster … relief and resilience

New Jersey welcomes Syrians

JEFF WOLFE Greater New Jersey Conference Morrow Memorial United Methodist Church in New Jersey did what it always does when deciding to help a family in need.

No gift from Christmas weather

SAM HODGES & HEATHER HAHN United Methodist News Service Catastrophic tornadoes and flooding that occurred in multiple states over the Christmas holidays directly affected some United Methodists and had many… Continue Reading No gift from Christmas weather

UMCOR on storm scenes

Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by tornadoes and storms over the Christmas weekend.

Evangelism is …

Interpreter Magazine recently asked readers, “How do you define evangelism?” Members of three United Methodist congregations in Michigan were among those who responded. White Cloud, Vicksburg, and Holt weighed in.… Continue Reading Evangelism is …

Global home in Georgia

New York, Dec. 9, 2015 — In the fall of 2016, Global Ministries, the mission agency of The United Methodist Church, located in New York City for almost 200 years,… Continue Reading Global home in Georgia

Jesus lives in Dansville

KAY DeMOSS Senior Editor-Writer, Michigan Area We have all sung these words… The church is not a building, the church is not a steeple, the church is not a resting… Continue Reading Jesus lives in Dansville

Gift give-away

The Rev. Faith Fowler describes how Cass Community changed their holiday practice from “Adopt-a-Family” to a “Christmas Store.”

Godly evangelism

HEATHER HAHN United Methodist News Service The Rev. Mark Teasdale says his seminary students speak with dread about the “E-word”.