Rags or riches?
Kathy Gilbert reminds us, “There are as many ways of being kind and generous as there are people who need kindness and generosity.”
UMTV: Guinness' Oldest Yoga Teacher
United Methodist Bernice Bates is 91. “I’ve attained this age because I have done yoga. Gives you peace just like your church does.”
UMTV: World Record Female Bodybuilder
Ernestine Shepherd is 75, runs 10 miles a day, and credits workouts and her United Methodist faith for turning her grief into joy.
Dog blogs to help fellow canines
Goose is raising money to add pet section to homeless shelter. "We've had people stay outside so they could be with their dogs for the night."
UMTV: Honey Dudes Do Good
Single moms and widows in one town can give their “honey do” list to the Honey Dudes and get a free helping hand with household repairs.
Don’t let holiday blues steal the season
Taking time for reflection, relaxation could be best gift of all during busy holiday season.
The Rev. Shane Stanford: Living with HIV
He kept a secret until he was ordained, then some churches turned their backs. “I wasn’t so much upset with God as much as with God’s people.”
Young chefs feed needy pets
‘Kids on a Mission’ bake treats to fill a food pantry just for needy animals so struggling families can keep their beloved pets.
UMTV: Feeding People And Pets
Volunteers delivering food to their needy neighbors made an addition to their ministry after noticing they gave part of their meal to their pets.
Lazarus Project offers military families refuge
As the U.S. marks Veterans Day, learn about a project that provides support for those dealing with isolation, stress, and PTSD.
Church gets unemployed ‘job ready’
Now employed, volunteer joins others to offer pep talks and prayer to those out of work. “You have to show you're willing to grow.”
Over 50 and can’t find a job? Here's help
Georgia church’s job ministry helps baby boomers overcome negative perceptions of being an older job seeker.
Feeding ‘tummies and souls’ of job seekers
For participants in a jobs ministry at Georgia church, encouragement, networking and dinner are all served free.
Everyday ‘saints’ transform lives, faith
Facebook question elicits memories as people share stories of family and friends who made — or are making — a difference.
Young job seekers find inspiration, help
Georgia church’s job ministry reassures graduates as they deal with the frustrations of today’s economy.
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