In our liturgy, we come together to repent, lament, give thanks and glorify God as, a people of faith, we address racial justice. services/order of worship UMW Resources for Racial Justice, which include a section on worship Anti-racism...
Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice. And justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love. Why is the church talking about racial justice? United Methodist Social Principles and...
In addition to the fact that white people and people of color have different resourcing needs, there are generational and developmental differences that come into play when seeking to create an anti-racist world. White people have a lot of work...
A collection of resources to help you and your congregation take the first steps towards racial justice.
Presenter: Rev. Daryl Williams Senior Pastor, St Paul UMC, Oxon Hill, MD The question that is plaguing ministry leaders across the nations is, "What do we do now?" COVID-19 simultaneously made our ministries all the more essential and changed...
Presenter: Rev. Evan Young, Executive Director of Stakeholder Relations, Discipleship Ministries Learn the basic principles behind See All The People, a movement to help us as United Methodists understand what discipleship and evangelism mean in...
Presenters: Paul Eichelberger and the finance team The Small Business Administration (SBA) released the Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP) Forgiveness Application on May 15. This application will be used by lenders to develop their online and...
As the congregations of the Baltimore-Washington Conference are living in unprecedented times, the Offices of Leadership and Congregational Development and New Faith Expressions are offering practical and timely support for congregations to...
The coronavirus pandemic has shaken our culture and church to the core. As churches prepare to relaunch on-site worship, some congregations are noting opportunities for hope and new vision. Together, we’re beginning to hear the shared...
The Coronavirus has revealed significant systemic issues that the church must not ignore.
