Schaefer: On Ministry, Family Life, and the Future
One-On-One with Frank Schaefer:
On Ministry, Family Life, and the Future
By Jesse N. Love
Editor’s note: The views presented in this article intended to help nurture...
Hispanic Happenings: Angels in the Rain #not1more
Hispanic Happenings:
Angels in the Rain #not1more
By the Rev. Lyda Pierce | Photos by Jesse N. Love
Coordinator of Hispanic and Latino Ministries (GBGM) the Rev....
Frank Schaefer: To Err on the Side of Love
Frank Schaefer: To Err on the Side of Love
By Amy Pazan
On the weekend of March 29, defrocked pastor Frank Schaefer visited the Seattle Area...
The Church of the Resurrection and the Eschatology of Despair
By Patrick Scriven, Director of Communications & Young People’s Ministries
News of The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection's $90 million plan to overhaul their...
The Holy Week Holiday You’re Not Celebrating… Yet
Your plans are ready for Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. But have you prepared for Table Turning Monday?
Table Turning Monday...
Nurturing Elders: Putting the You, Me, We into US
Nurturing Elders and Others:
Putting the You, Me, We into US
By Douglas Ferguson | Photos by Wikimedia Commons
Editor’s note: Douglas Ferguson, a young adult within...
Adapting to Lead: “What prevents you from being closer to God?”
Adapting to Lead
By Joan Holms | Photo By Jesse N. Love, et. al.
Editor’s Note: PNW Conference Lay Leader, Joan Holms has stepped in to...
Journeys: Inspiring Local Churches #hagiya
Journeys:
Inspiring Local Churches
By Bishop Grant J. Hagiya | Photo by Wikimedia Commons, et. al.
Editor’s note: Bishop Grant J. Hagiya is graciously filling in for...
Musings: Who leads the intergenerational dance?
Who leads the intergenerational dance?
By The Rev. Paul Graves | Photo By Wikimedia Commons, et. al
Editor’s Note: Paul Graves, chair of the PNW’s Conference...
Stop Preaching, Start Reaching!
By Patrick Scriven, Director of Communications & Young People's Ministries
I can't remember the last time a sermon changed my mind. There, I’ve said it....
