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From auto parts to altar

Marjorie Matthews

Elected in 1980, Majorie Matthews, The United Methodist Church’s first woman bishop, was a Michigander. The New York Times called Matthews “a symbol of progress,” and others lauded her historic… Continue Reading From auto parts to altar

Clergy ready to ‘serve the present age’

Clergy meet for future of the church conversation

In this second article exploring the future of The United Methodist Church in Michigan, six clergy members share how they are moving forward to serve a renewed church that is… Continue Reading Clergy ready to ‘serve the present age’

NCJ delegates gather in Chicago

Delegates meeting at Wespath

Delegations from the North Central Jurisdiction gathered in suburban Chicago to prepare for next year’s General and Jurisdictional Conferences.

Celebrating United Methodist connections

Youth attending a retreat

Sonya Luna reflects on her time working for the Michigan Conference and thanks God for the many wonderful connections that have sustained her.

Cornerstone votes to disaffiliate

Church meeting

Cornerstone Church, Michigan’s largest worshiping congregation, votes to leave the UMC and become nondenominational.

Report sheds light on disaffiliating churches

Group of people holding hands and praying

A new Lewis Center for Church Leadership report finds that churches disaffiliating from The United Methodist Church are overwhelmingly in the South and Southwest. Compared with remaining United Methodist churches,… Continue Reading Report sheds light on disaffiliating churches

Let’s keep our hands open, dear ones

Open hands

Rev. Jenny Smith speaks truth about the nature of the church and society and the need to live into the chaos around us, keep our hands open, and trust for… Continue Reading Let’s keep our hands open, dear ones

Creativity in the time of COVID-19

Creativity shared on her front door.

Each person copes in his or her own way in these risky times. Sonya Luna finds creativity works for her.

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