Our Favorites of 2022

The connections we find in our United Methodist faith communities are gifts from God. In service, worship and celebration, we find love, joy and hope.

United Methodist children’s ministry experts offer ideas to help parents make the everyday more holy for the entire family.

For many, prayer is foundational to faith. But do we understand it? In unraveling the complexity of prayer, we may learn to accept the mystery and seek a deeper connection with God.

Appalachian Trail chaplain Jack Layfield helps us learn to use our 5 senses to explore nature and seek God, and then share our newfound peace with others.

A growing number of United Methodists have found texting to be a way to both encourage and be encouraged, as well as develop their faith alongside others.

For United Methodists, faith and food go together like Jell-O and fruit in a mold. Step back with us as we revisit favorite recipes from the past.

Watch this video to learn five ways you can overcome anxiety and find the road back to peace when you feel fearful or stressed.

The Rev. Vance Lowe speaks out to tell of his mental health struggles, sharing hope to others and suggesting ways United Methodists can combat stigma and offer help.

A United Methodist pastor describes how resilience, purpose and our community of faith bolster us when we face grief and rebuilding.

Aldersgate United Methodist Church started a youth soccer program to teach children how playing soccer helps build faith.

A Native American artist finds healing for his grief by painting a mural at his United Methodist church, a piece of art he titled "Window to Heaven."

Adopted at age four, Lucy McGuire was born in China without a right hand. Now in Nashville, Tennessee, she’s pursuing her dreams of becoming a violinist and enjoying a variety of adventures.