United Methodists were among nearly 400 who grieved, prayed, and were called to dismantle racism and act for justice following the death of George Floyd.
Bishop Ough laments the unnecessary death of George Floyd and he calls us to address the pervasive pandemic of racism.
This five-phase plan provides specific guidance for slowly and gradually resuming in-person gatherings and closely aligns with a state re-opening plan.
A look at who we are, what you can count on in and from the Minnesota Annual Conference, and how and why we are better together
All the latest coronavirus-related news and recommendations for Minnesota churches, along with helpful links and best practices.
Bishop Ough celebrates the ways congregations are creatively adapting amid the pandemic he offers encouragement and considerations for the road ahead.
Six college students will participate in The ELI Project, and six churches have received a NEXT grant to create a high school internship.
Bishop Bruce R. Ough reflects on the relationship between gratitude and generosity during the coronavirus pandemic.
Consider starting an online micro-community that targets an acute, felt need. Now is the best time to engage new people in areas of great need!
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Joe Meinholz shares his experience with his Minnesota EarthKeepers Covenant Discipleship Group.
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