Our UCML family should be extremely proud of the many outreach and connectional ministries that were provided over the past several months and through the holiday season. Despite limitations created by the pandemic, church leadership, individuals and small groups contributed to … Continue reading →
January 2021 Prelude to conversation… It is not too late to… Pray Pray in our own language Pray in our own tradition Pray Pray for peace Pray for justice Pray for reconciliation Pray for a peace which is healthy and … Continue reading →
Let us bless God, the father of our Lord, King, Jesus; he is the father of mercies and the God of all comfort. He comforts us in all trouble, so that we can then comfort people in every kind of … Continue reading →
What a year 2020 was – one most of us will be glad to say goodbye to! I want to take a moment to celebrate a few things about 2020 and how you, as a church, responded to the challenges … Continue reading →
Whose Church Is This? Luke 19:10 The disciples said to him, “If this is the situation between a husband and wife, it is better not to marry.” Why does the church exist? Certainly the last few months have caused us … Continue reading →
Back when the COVID crisis began I wrote to you multiple times a week. But not so much lately, and I have wondered about that. Why is that the case? COVID Fatigue I am sure that COVID fatigue is a … Continue reading →
Prelude to conversation… to dream… the American dream… We are created equal in our Creator’s eyes and endowed with certain unalienable rights like life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…thus begins the American dream. Dreaming does not make it so. … Continue reading →
June 2020 Prelude to conversation… From the look of things the definition of justice must be long and difficult. It just seems like we can’t get it right. It just seems like it is so big an obstacle that we … Continue reading →
A note from District Superintendent Vonda Fossett Am I My Brother’s Keeper? – Genesis 4:9 All around our nation, people from all walks of life have been affected by the uncertainty of life, by a pandemic that has forced us … Continue reading →
President Trump made headlines over the weekend when he urged governors to designate places of worship as essential. I must admit, that when the notion of essential and non-essential business came out I was a bit taken back by the … Continue reading →
