The Corridor District Lay Servant Ministry Team will hold the following classes Introduction to Lay Ministry (Basic Class), Life Together in the United Methodist Connection (Polity), & Devotional Life in […]
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Moments with Mike: Deep Renovation
My wife, Patty, loves to watch HGTV. One category of shows on this network is flipping houses. As I have watched these programs with her, I have noticed that there […]
Moments with Mike: Do Not Fear
Given that this coming Sunday is listed as the Baptism of the Lord on liturgical calendars, the lectionary passage from Luke 3 is a pretty easy choice. However, the reading […]
First UMC Graham Presents – Elusive Epiphany: Finding Light in the Darkness
A Weekend of Healing The longer we live through the lingering pandemic, the more exposure we have to difficult events and complex emotional responses to the upheaval we’ve experienced. As […]
Moments with Mike: Hope
I recently had the opportunity to be around some young children. There’s nothing like a child to catch a glimpse of the meaning of Christmas. Why? Because children believe in […]
Open Table Ministry and the Corridor District Invite You and Your Congregation
This year, Open Table Ministry in Durham, North Carolina is organizing an items drive with churches in the Corridor District of the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church. […]
Moments with Mike: Incarnational Love – A Harder But More Blessed Way
On most weekday mornings, my daughter calls us by Duo so we can talk as she and our grandchildren get ready for the day. Like any family with small children, […]
Sabbath Life 2022 – offered by Life Around the Table
Sabbath Life is an ecumenical invitation to clergy and ministry professionals to practice the rhythms of Sabbath, stepping away from our daily lives to delight in God, creation, and each other. Our unique […]
Moments with Mike: Ascending As We Are
There are 15 individual psalms that all bear the superscription, “A Song of Ascents.” These are collated and found in Psalms 120-134. The prevailing theory is that the “ascent” is […]