For the Love of God’s Creation
Science article-inspired haiku and watercolor from a series by Seattle oceanographer Gregory Johnson.
For the Love of God’s Creation
By the Rev. Jenny Phillips | Illustration by Gregory...
Raise Your Voice on Climate Change!
Your New Year’s Resolution:
Raise Your Voice on Climate Change!
By the Rev. Jenny Phillips
Raise your voice on climate change in 2015!
In December of this...
Divestment: The Money Conversation You Need to Have at Charge Conference
The Money Conversation You Need to Have at Charge Conference
By The Rev. Jenny Phillips | Photos courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
One of our primary tasks...
People of Faith Care for Our Common Home!
By The Rev. Ron Hines | Photos by John Hill, Jesse N. Love, and Jenny Phillips
In their many Ways, people of faith across the...
Cindy Haverkamp joins PNW staff as Communications Associate, Creation Care connector
The PNW Conference Office of Connectional Ministries is pleased to welcome Cindy Haverkamp as its new Communications Associate. In this part-time position, she will assist in telling the story of The United Methodist Church in the PNW and across its global connection.
Report on investing, human rights offers guidelines
Barbara Boigegrain, top executive of the United Methodist Board of Pension and Health Benefits, discusses the work of the Human Rights and Investment Ethics...
Mission u: What are the connections?
Scenes from Mission u. If you are interested in attending, contact revkeithjoan@hotmail.com.
By Joan Hackett
Mission u, an annual mission event at Central Washington University, welcomed many...
Register NOW for Mission u 2017!
Mission u recognizes the Spirit of United Methodist Women.
By Amanda Hutchinson | Photos by Keith Hackett
Mission u 2017 to focus on Missionary Conferences, Covenantal Community,...
Is it easy being GREEN at Annual Conference?
By the Rev. Jenny Phillips
It can be hard to make creation-friendly choices when you’re attending Annual Conference, because the big creation care decisions were...
Watching for the Light at COP21
The mornings are so very dark these days, and my sunlight lamp is no substitute for the actual sun. Still, I kind of like...
