Much of the ministry work that Jesus did was meeting the need at hand. His boat docked and he was moved with compassion to teach and feed the huge crowd that had gathered. Where do you see need in our community and world?

With so much happening today, the world might seem unsettled and scary right now, but remember that the people of faith have weathered greater challenges than these throughout the years.

As Christians, what are we called to believe about abortion? What is the United Methodist Church's perspective? Hear from Pastor Lisa as she considers these issues and more.

Pentecost is the birthday of the church. On birthdays sometimes we take stock of our lives.

What are we called to believe about abortion? What is the United Methodist Church's perspective? Join Pastor Lisa for Part II of the conversation on Wednesday, June 1 at 6 pm.

What are we called to believe about abortion? What is the United Methodist Church's perspective? Join Pastor Lisa for a conversation rescheduled for May 25 at 6 pm.

We can also endeavor to remember that Jesus said they will know we are Christians by our love, not by how very right we are. Practice compassion and practice love because the one that loved us first leads us in that path.