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VIM group fights floods in West Virginia
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article reprinted from the United Methodist Connection AUGUST 15, 2002 On-line VOL. 13, NO. 15 Across The Conference         VIM group fights floods in West Virginia COCKEYSVILLE Eleven members of Epworth UMC spent the last week of June on a Volunteers in...

Walking in the Word: We are each made for mission
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 'When wefail to obey God'scommandmentswe becomestagnant.' by Tafadzwa MudambanukiGenesis 1:1-2:42 Corinthians 13:11-13Matthew 28:16-20The meaning of the Great Commission rang true to my life last summer when I got a job at United Methodist Communications.Just after my seminary graduation...

Church helps Louisiana in recovery from Katrina
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By Betty Backstrom*BATON ROUGE, La. (UMNS) - Response efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina are helping United Methodist and government officials write the manual for handling disasters of such magnitude, according to a church leader.'We are still in the relief phase in many of the areas...

Clergy tour Air Force Two
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UPPER MARLBORO - When the invitation came from Brig. Gen. John I. Pray Jr. of the 89th Airlift Wing to come to 'Clergy Day' at Andrews Air Force Base in early May, the Rev. Michael McKinney of Union UMC was happy to accept.'It was a tremendous experience,' he said. About 100 clergy persons from...

Blogging is a tool to grow churches, clergy say
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BY RICK VANCEUMConnection CorrespondentWhile the term blogosphere may seem like an electronic no-man?s land to some, more than 50 million people, or 11 percent of Internet users, read blogs on a regular basis, reports the Pew Internet and American Life project. The church ignores such an...

All things are possible through God
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All things are possible through GodMark 10:26b-27BY CHUCK LEGERMy father was born in Bell County, Ky., just before the Great Depression. Bell County was then, and remains today, one of the poorest counties in the country.Many years after he left those rural Appalachian mountains, I returned...