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Staff retirements, job posting announced

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The Michigan Conference announces the retirements of two longtime staff members, along with one job posting.

Joy in mission after retirement

Mission Volunteers

PART C: National Projects — After retiring, Sandra White discovered a new calling — serving others as a Mission Volunteer and finding joy in purposeful work. Continue Reading Joy in mission after retirement

Bode, García, Mossman-Celestin honored

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The Michigan Conference celebrates the gifts of three employees whose employment ends on December 31, 2025.

Joy in mission after retirement

Mission Volunteers

After retiring, Sandra White discovered a new calling — serving others as a Mission Volunteer and finding joy in purposeful work.

#RVersforChrist

RV driving through pretty mountains

PART C: National Partners — A retired nurse from Michigan, Barb Harlow travels the country in her fifth wheel and finds purpose in doing hands-on mission work as part of Methodist NOMADS. Continue Reading #RVersforChrist

Unwavering commitment to God’s call

Pastor with a cake celebrating her ministry

On June 13, Constantine UMC honored Rev. Karen Wheat with a celebration featuring surprise guests from throughout her more than 50 years of ordained ministry.

#RVersforChrist

RV driving through pretty mountains

A retired nurse from Michigan, Barb Harlow travels the country in her fifth wheel and finds purpose in doing hands-on mission work as part of Methodist NOMADS.

Retiring bishops honored at NCJ

Celebrating retiring bishops

On Friday, July 13, retiring Bishops Gregory V. Palmer and Julius Trimble were honored at the 2024 North Central Jurisdictional Conference.

Introduction to Compass

Compass

Join Rev Joel Walther, Director of Conference Benefits & Coordinator of HR, online July 8th or 9th to learn about the newly adopted Compass Retirement Plan that will take effect… Continue Reading Introduction to Compass

Love grounds vibrant congregations

Dirk Elliott

As he enters retirement, Rev. Dirk Elliott gives thanks for the conference ministry he’s helped lead and looks ahead to the ongoing work of congregational vibrancy.