Blogs
UM Advocacy: Standing for the Most Vulnerable
Nearly every time United Methodist Advocacy in Pennsylvania takes a public position on an issue before lawmakers or the governor of Pennsylvania, executive director Steve Drachler gets calls and emails saying he has no business telling government officials what they should do. The group has been accused of being partisan--by those on both sides of the aisle and by governors of both parties. Drachler says there are days he wishes Jesus were governor.
10 Non-Obnoxious Ways to Share Your Faith through VIM
Diane Miller read an Kyria post on 10 Non-Obnoxious Ways to Share Your Faith at Work and developed her own version for mission volunteers. Here are 10 Non-Obnoxious Ways to Share Your Faith as a Volunteer in Mission.
Life in Palestine: Telling the Stories
Tina Whitehead of Oakmont UMC has returned to Israel/Palestine. This time she's focused on telling the personal stories of those she encounters.
Mothers Day? Remember Children!
As Mother's Day approaches, Diane Miller remembers giving her children a flip answer when they asked what may be an age-old question: "When is Children's Day?" She'd say, "Every day!" But she knows that for too many children, that's not true. She offers some ideas for how to reach out to children and include them in the life of the church.
Bishop Bickerton's Congo Journal - Day 5
Sunday in Africa and Bishop Thomas J. Bicketon is dancing, literally, for joy!
Taking My Turn
Words can cause unintended hurt. It's important for all Christians to bear faithful witness, be sensitive to the impact of what we say and do, and seek forgiveness when necessary.
