We pour ourselves into the lives of so many people. We go the extra mile to let them know their lives are meaningful and that they matter. Do we know we matter? Do you know that you matter?

Methodist Theological School in Ohio has been selected as the new academic home of the Center for Integrative Pastoral Practice (CIPP).

The Rev. Dr. Stuart Gulley has been named executive director of the North American Association of Methodist Schools, Colleges and Universities, effective September 1.

Repentance is not exclusively a Judeo-Christian concept, but it is central in the Christian tradition. Repentance refers to a change of ways, a 180-degree shift in someone’s perspective. It is literally going in the opposite direction from where one was heading.

Explore how United Methodist campus ministries are navigating evolving student needs, cultural shifts, and institutional challenges while fostering spiritual growth and leadership on college campuses.

Philippines Central Conference partners and staff from Global Ministries and GBHEM participated in a roundtable discussion on strategic mission goals in August.

Who has given you advice that has changed your life?

Friends, I pray you had a great summer. I hope you had some meaningful rest and, with your staff, are ready to welcome a new community of students this fall. For the next few weeks, I am bringing you reflections based on the Psalms. This week’s psalm speaks about taking refuge and experiencing safety in God.

Under the leadership of Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball and a team of bishops, and with support from the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, the recent United Methodist DS-DCM Orientation on July 27-31 brought together new and existing district superintendents, directors of connectional ministries, and assistants to the bishops for onboarding and training. 

Advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion within The United Methodist Church, including the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM), gathered July 24-27 in Madison for the biannual convocation of the Reconciling Ministries Network (RMN), celebrating the recent removal of harmful language from the Book of Discipline.