Working for the common good

Bishop David Bard says that when the election is over, and the ballots have been counted, the work for the common good begins for everyone, including the church.

Get ready to vote on November 5

Rev. Glenn M. Wagner shares from his faith and experience about the importance of voting and ways to prepare for these decisions.

Living our countercultural witness

Six lay and clergy members of the Michigan Conference share insights on ways to build a culture of kindness as Americans prepare to vote on November 5.

To vote is to affirm our sacred worth

In this op-ed, Rev. John Boley encourages us to vote, as this right directly results from our Christian faith, which affirms the sacred worth of every human being.

‘We are to wear love’

Leading up to the election, Bishop David Bard encourages us to vote, showing up with a demeanor that enhances democracy and reflects who we are as God’s beloved in Jesus… Continue Reading ‘We are to wear love’

Ways to engage in the electoral process

United Methodists can use these suggested resources to participate in our democracy as people of faith committed to free and fair elections.

Create a culture of kindness

In this election season, church leaders offer ways for us to live out our Christian values and respect each other, especially when we disagree on politics.

Tips for preparing for AC

Laura Witkowski gives honest advice to lay members attending the 2023 Michigan Annual Conference.

Why I’m voting yes on Proposal 3

In this op-ed, Rev. Alice Fleming Townley addresses why she will be voting yes on Proposal 3, which restores rights lost when Roe v. Wade was overturned by the U.S.… Continue Reading Why I’m voting yes on Proposal 3

United Methodists head to the polls

United Methodists should review what General Conference has said in the Book of Resolutions as they reflect on the issues facing our state and nation and the candidates who run… Continue Reading United Methodists head to the polls