Conversation

Articles by lay and clergy members of the Annual Conference representing the specific viewpoints of the author and not necessarily the position of the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference.

Clothe yourselves with humility [even in the twittersphere]

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It began with a text I received, as many of these conversations do:         And my response: I know I'm putting myself on blast here, but I'm...

A Real Call to Action

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The Rev. Adam Hamilton discusses proposals for possible church restructuring during the April 25 evening session of the 2012 United Methodist General Conference in...

What’s So Scary About Bread?

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By Rev. Jenny Phillips | Minister for Environmental Stewardship and Advocacy "I can’t make bread--it’s too scary.” This is what a colleague said to me...

Spark12 and the future of our connection

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From left, the Rev. DJ del Rosario - General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, Patrick Scriven - Pacific Northwest Annual Conference, the Rev....

The 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches

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The 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches By the Rev. Darryn Hewson | Images courtesy of http://wcc2013.info I recently has traveled to Busan, South...

GC votes NO to ‘set aside’ Bishop

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Bishop Sally Dyck presides over the General Conference Session on the morning of April 30, 2012. Photo by Patrick Scriven. By David V. Valera GC 2012...

VIDEO: Jim Winkler – Teaching Session

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Photo credit: UMNS/ Kathy Gilbert Jim Winkler addressed the 2012 PNW Annual Conference Sessions on June 21st at the TRAC Center in Pasco, Washington. Winkler...

From Plow to Repentance

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The Rev. James H. Wilbur . The image on the right shows a reed-mat covered tepee in a grassy field near Yakima, Washington. This image is...

Wild Goose Festival Coming to the Northwest!

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The Wild Goose Festival, an exploration of the intersection between justice, spirituality and creativity is coming to the Pacific Northwest! Save 15% off your registration...

Spirituality is about listening…

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"Listening is not just a skill children need to learn; it is equally valuable for the church as well," writes the Rev. Cara Scriven, superintendent for the Tacoma District. She expands upon this insight and the importance of good listening to our spiritual well-being, while offering encouragement to those in her district to attend the Table Talks events planned across the Greater Northwest Area this spring.

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