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Members of the 2016 Wesley Pilgrimage in England rest their hands on the Baptismal font at St. Andrew's church in Epworth where John Wesley was baptized. Photo by the Rev. Anita Mays.

We know that God created us with unique gifts and abilities. (1 Corinthians 12:4-6). The Bible also tells us "all are one in Christ Jesus." (Galatians 3:28)

As we celebrate our diversity, United Methodists are called to embrace our unity as people of God, sharing our different likes, cultures, languages, ideas, and so much more, for God's Kingdom.

The Bible tells us that differences are God's design. Let's talk about and celebrate our diversity - and uniqueness - as God's children. Canva image design by United Methdoist Communications.
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The Bible tells us that differences are God's design. Let's talk about and celebrate our diversity as God's children.

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United Methodist Eve Newman (left), who suffered a brain injury at age 5, is a member of the Commission of Religion and Race's Disabilities Miinstry Committee. "I think that people with disabilities deserve to have opportunities to learn as much as people without disabilities," she says. Puppets (above right) were created by the Flames group members, including Newman. Angels (below right) were painted by Newman. Canva photo collage by United Methodist Communications.
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God made us all different. One Minnesota United Methodist church makes it a priority to be as inclusive of the differences as possible.

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Diverse

Celebrating our differences

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