Set Free
In 1933, a young pastor and a historian walked through the countryside of Germany, just beyond the city of Finkenwalde. They talked about the experiment this young radical pastor, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, had begun...
A Love Song for the Long-Haul: LA UMC Pastors on Hurricane Ida Aftermath
The journey ahead is complex and rightly so—filled with both triage and rehab efforts, insurance claims and bucket truck parades, adrenaline highs and compassion fatigue, questions about climate change and environmental refugees, retelling the story, and sharing the load again and again and again.
Reaching out in a Time of Isolation
The homeless, those struggling with mental health disorders, and addictions, and others in active recovery are especially vulnerable to COVID-19.
Facing Our Addictions to Weapons & White Supremacy
Any of us familiar with the addiction recovery process know that until we overcome our denial, we still haven't hit bottom.
A Church In Recovery
BY: MICAH BALES -- Could we come to a place where we recognize the need of every person to be freed from addiction...
5 God Excuses to Avoid After a Natural Disaster
BY: KENT ANNAN -- In a natural disaster aftermath, whether caused by hurricane or earthquake or...