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Dan Molnar (left) of Muldraugh United Methodist Church assists a client with tax return preparation through the Internal Revenue Service's VITA program. Photo by Melissa Molnar.

Sharing God's love and tax assistance

UMCOR's training officer gives a tour of the solar system at a farm in Kamina, Democratic Republic of Congo. Photo by Lorraine Charinda.

Let there be light and water and good soil too

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GYSIS: 'Evangelism -- Sharing the Good News'

In the newest episode of "Get Your Spirit in Shape," Priscilla Pope-Levison, professor and author of "Models of Evangelism," helps us find our way of sharing the Good News more naturally and comfortably.

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United Methodist Now

Inspiration for Daily Living

Twice each month, our e-newsletter offers examples of Christian living, inspirational messages, and information on what it means to be a United Methodist.

Together in worship

Congregants of West End United Methodist church join in singing from the hymnal during the Shrove Tuesday celebration held March 2, 2014 at West End United Methodist Church. Photo by Kathleen Barry, UMNS.

United Methodists connected in worship and song

The Rev. Noé Gonzales (left) offers Holy Communion to Nohemi Ramirez during worship in El Paso, Texas. Photo by Mike DuBose, United Methodist Communications.

Our Christian Beliefs

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Coronavirus inspiration, information & resources

Flowing Water: The Christian Connection

United Methodist pastor the Rev. Rebecca Rutter believes living simply benefits our planet and can deepen our spiritual lives. Screen capture from a video by United Methodist Communications.

Peace, Simplicity and a Tiny House

The Bible tells us to build each other up. (Thessalonians 5:11) We thank God for the people in our lives, both nearby and at a distance, who encourage us. Photo from Casa Linda United Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas, USA, 2018, courtesy of United Methodist Communications with Canva design.

Get Them Talking: Connected

Scenic photo of Epworth by the Sea, the Christian retreat center in St. Simons Island, Ga. Photo by Diane Degnan, United Methodist Communications.

Bible verses on Creation care: A discussion starter

During the coronavirus pandemic, many United Methodist churches are holding online worship services, such as Glendale United Methodist Church in Nashville. Here, a young member of the Glendale UMC family watches. Photo courtesy of Glendale United Methodist Church

Where to worship online

United Methodists share why they give to their local churches. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News

'Why I give': United Methodists speak out

Connecting to God through turtles

In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, we invite you to meet a United Methodist pastor who lives out her faith by educating others about the miracles of God's creation.

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