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This site offers resources and information for and about United Methodists in Minnesota. Take time to visit the different pages and find something new and useful -- and share your own reflections and information! We'd like your feedback. Contact us by e-mail by clicking here.

	Update on General Conference actions The North Central Jurisdiction will have one less bishop. Read about this and other decisions and celebrations observed at the United Methodist General Conference in Fort Worth, Texas. More ...
	Rev. Kathi Austin Mahle first new member elected to Judicial Council The 2008 General Conference on April 28 elected five new members to the top court of The United Methodist Church. The Rev. Kathi Austin Mahle, an elder in the Minnesota Annual Conference, was the first new member to be elected. More ...
	General Conference recesses for peaceful demonstration and witness In an unusual action, but not one without precedent, the Council of Bishops called for a fifteen-minute recess of General Conference plenary session at 10:15 a.m. on May 1 to allow a group to offer a silent witness for the conference’s April 30 decisions on human sexuality. More ...
	Telling Your Church's Story: Communication Basics for Churches Improve communications in your church and with your community by attending this workshop in Rochester on May 17.

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The Bishop's Message
Present Practices for a Future Hope
As General Conference approaches, Bishop Dyck wonders why we have a church that makes decisions via democracy. How can the Spirit work through majority vote? Is this really the way to discern God’s will for us as the United Methodist Church? More ...

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