Subscribe Now Discovering Your Unique Role in Ministry: Practical Steps to Identify and Utilize Your Spiritual Gifts In this episode of the Sermon Notes Podcast, host Jay Strother is joined by special guest Michele Dyer to discuss the importance of using spiritual gifts for the purpose of serving the
Meet the Moores, Atchleys, Phillips, and Szakos, families whose journeys have been touched by the Embrace Special Needs Ministry at the Church at Nolensville. These families share a common bond – the extraordinary joy and complexity that comes with raising children with unique needs. Through their experiences, we uncover a
Prison Ministry Transformation By Joey Butler (UM News) – “I was in prison and you came to visit me.” — Matthew 25:36 When he was 18, Dusty Merrill decided that he wanted to go to prison. Of course, that decision was made a little easier because he could leave whenever
The following is excerpted from the Church News. To read the full article, CLICK HERE. Laysse Ferreira’s voice choked with emotion as she recounted her feelings of being in a weekend leadership training meeting with Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve, on the first day of his nine-day
By Daniel Stegeman I’ve spent my entire 14-year ministry in a rural context. While it’s been a true blessing, it wasn’t my plan. As I was finishing seminary, my mind was set on planting an urban church. I attended a church-planting conference, read all the literature, and prepared myself as
Rural Kentucky “One Another” Ministry for the HomeboundHow do we minister to the homebound in our local churches? How do we care for members who face prolonged isolation from the church due to chronic illness, physical disability, caretaking, or other factors? How does the persecuted church continue to flourish when
Editor’s note: Scott Seeke is pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Livonia, Mich., where Dennis Walker is a member. The congregation has supported the Micah 6 Community with volunteers and donations since 2019. Dylan Pyeatt and Coleman Yoakum stood with their real estate agent on the front porch of a duplex at 32 Newberry St.