UMCs support Convoy of Hope in the Tri-Cities
Pastor Sally Perez of God’s New Generation participated in Convoy of Hope,meeting with people in the Tri-Cities community.
UMCs support Convoy of Hope in the...
One Matters Award: Rochester UMC focuses on kids, parents, and discipleship
One Matters Award: Rochester UMC focuses on kids, parents, and discipleship
By Jesse N. Love with Pastor Heather Sparkman and the Rev. David Nieda
Rochester, Wash....
Seattle-area church choir sings in Pepper Chopin Christmas Cantata in NYC
By Rev. Kathleen Weber | Pastor, Trinity United Methodist Church - Ballard
Early last spring, Trinity United Methodist Church's choir was “discovered” on their YouTube...
Engaging the Climate Crisis: a training for times like these
By Rev. Richenda Fairhurst
When you look out the window in a standard American neighborhood, things look pretty good. Get in the car or take...
Voices We Need to Hear
Time: 7-9 PM - Sunday, January 22nd
Location: Edmonds United Methodist Church – 828 Caspers, Edmonds
Edmonds, WA. January 22, 2017. Edmonds United Methodist Church is...
What if we’re making the wrong decisions?
By the Rev. Alissa Bertsch Johnson | Photo by Kathy Sawtells, cover illustration courtesy of Wikipedia
On Oct. 22, while preaching on Moses leading the...
How can our local church help survivors of natural disasters?
By Jesse N. Love with Rosalee Mohney and Jim Truitt
Tacoma, Wash. - On a snowy Sunday morning, Mason United Methodist Church in Tacoma opened...
Magic Beans
Port Hadlock Community United Methodist pastor Scott Rosekrans shares a low-cost mission his church engages in. How did they discover it? They listened to understand what was really needed.
This Little Light of Mine
"Because there is so much darkness in the world, I don’t think there has been a better time for us to be Christians and to let our light shine." Port Hadlock Community UMC Pastor Scott Rosekrans shares how a little light can make a big difference.
Getting to know the Foundation
Despite having just started in her new position as Associate Director of the Northwest United Methodist Foundation, Julia Frisbie has already found a reason to be inspired. She shares how the generosity of two United Methodist saints recently empowered the Foundation to offer a grant, instead of a loan, when approached by Riverton Park UMC.