"A Million Reasons" to Stop Hunger Now
PET Project yields life-changing 'mobile device'
Have fun, build faith at Florida UMC summer camps
Telling Our Stories
"A Million Reasons" to Stop Hunger Now
"A Million Reasons" - a year-long Florida Conference mission to pack 1,000,000 meals to fight hunger - will be launched at Annual Conference in June with a Stop Hunger Now meal-packaging event. Read More »
PET Project yields life-changing 'mobile device'
Volunteers at PET Project, Penney Farms, and in Zambia, Africa, put people on the road to a new life. Read More »
Have fun, build faith at Florida UMC summer camps
It's time to sign up for opportunities to get away and get in touch with God and others who worship Him. Read More »
Telling Our Stories
During our Annual Conference meeting this June, the agenda will include "Telling Our Stories," which will feature conference members telling their stories about how they are becoming disciples of Jesus Christ. Read More »
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Define "Becoming a Disciple of Jesus Christ" Wikipedia style
Bishop Ken Carter invites you to contribute to a web-based open discussion for defining what it means to "Become Disciples of Jesus Christ in the Florida Conference of The United Methodist...
Tales of a male “Preacher’s Wife”
The stats say that women in the workplace "from seminaries to the boardroom" have become the norm, but being a stay-at-home dad is still considered a countercultural act (even in Portland)....
The church's revolving door
Church leaders must face up to the fact that congregations are increasingly composed of short-term residents. Structures and staffing need to reflect this change, says Rev. Cynthia Weems....
