For United Methodist, sailing is spiritual journey
Nelson Price of Syracuse, N.Y., shares how his pastime provides nourishment for the soul.
Making Black History Month a Musical Celebration
UMCOR's New Gift Catalog
Mental Health Awareness Worship Resources—Oct. 7-13 (GBOD)
Grandparents Day Worship Resources
Family Litany for Back to School
Saying Grace: Families and Prayer
Alternative Halloween Celebrations
Brooks-Howell Home Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Women’s Division-owned Brooks-Howell Home celebrated 50 years of service to retired deaconesses and missionaries Oct. 20 in Asheville, N.C., during a ceremony filled with historical significance for United Methodist Women.
Volunteer creates ministry for diabetics
Diabetes is a very insidious or sneaky disease and people walk around for many years, often times, and don’t even know it.
Ordination service is long-distance family affair
Even as an ocean separated them, technology enables the Rev. Nancy Neelley and daughter, Marissa, to share an important family moment.
Louisiana children’s homes give thanks for support
For children coping with a lifetime of trauma, Hurricane Katrina was an especially hard blow.
Understanding `Generation Me': An Author Advises the Church
A popular book that takes issue with the self-esteem movement and its “I am special” ideology became a primer for United Methodist leaders struggling to reach the contemporary young-adult generation.
Youth give back to make a difference for others
Youth 2007 participants fan out across Greensboro, N.C., to participate in mission and outreach projects.
Forum helps students connect, hear calling
Participating in Student Forum allowed Khou Lee an opportunity to see the world.
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