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It’s the question many of us ask over and again. What’s happening to our older teens and young adults? Our churches are aging, our congregations are shrinking, and young adults […]
Join AC COSROWs from across the connection for an opportunity to connect, learn, and share within the COSROW community. These virtual gatherings offer networking, resource sharing, and idea exchange in […]
The October 15 Cafe will showcase United Methodist Ministries in Ohio and Texas that are regenerating rural and urban communities by growing food, restoring habitat and building community. The Urban […]
UMKR and MFSA present: Understanding Palestine and Israel, with Phyllis Bennis Phyllis Bennis stands among the world’s most knowledgeable and insightful analysts on the Middle East. The author of an […]
Churches are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, putting donations, member data, and operations at risk. This training equips church leaders and staff with practical tools to spot phishing scams, use strong […]
Immigration detention, like all forms of detention is inhumane. Currently there are 60,000 immigrants detained on any given day. Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. government has set a goal […]
Kim Gaubault recognizes that self-care is often the component that remains a form of intervention (after the break or the medical emergency) rather than a preventative measure. When we allow […]
@ Immigration detention, like all forms of detention is inhumane. Currently there are 60,000 immigrants detained on any given day. Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. government has set a […]
In this online session with Ashley, we’ll learn about how early Methodists embraced a ‘submission to be more vile’ in order to spread the love of God in places most unexpected. During this time, you’ll hear about the origin of the name ‘Methodist’ and what our founder, John Wesley, intended for us as the people called ‘Methodist.’
The project graveyard is getting crowded. Some were victims of the classic trope: planning in isolation until they became monsters nobody recognized. Others met their doom through the jump-scare approach: […]
Pastors and ministry leaders are full of ideas—but how do you know if your vision should become a one-time event, a multi-day conference, or an ongoing program? This workshop offers […]
A Part of our Renewal Season “At the Intersection of Belief and Action” How do beliefs and principles show up in political office? How do you balance your most important […]