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Celebrate

	African drumming by ConunDrums at Global Ministries Bicentennial celebration. Celebrating its origins that trace back to the work of a freeborn African-American among the Wyandotte Native American people in the 1800s, the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church celebrates its 200th anniversary on April 8, 2019, with events focused on the future of Methodist mission during changing times. Photo by Jennifer Silver, Global Ministries

Jesus liked to celebrate! In the Bible, we read about him going to weddings and big dinners at other people’s houses.

Celebrating is a time to feel joy and happiness with the people and blessings around us! Take a moment—or a few—to enjoy special occasions, such as Mother's Day, Father's Day, graduations. Pentecost (May 23), especially, is a time to be celebrate the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

We all experience "God moments." Let's celebrate them!

Dr. Jack Levison is a Professor of Old Testament at Perkins School of Theology. Photo via Southern Methodist University.
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Podcasts

Holy Spirit: Transforming the ordinary

Old Testament professor Jack Levison shares how Holy Spirit infuses everyday thinking, praying and working with the extraordinary presence of God.

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Dear God, fill us with grateful hearts that want to celebrate! Amen! Canva photo illustration by Crystal Caviness.
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Ways We Grow

Get Them Talking: Celebrate

There are times to be serious and times to celebrate! Chat with your family about how we can celebrate one another.

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