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Mission Sewing is making diapers, shorts and tank tops for boys to be given to the Midwest Mission Distribution Center.

Calling all Crafters! On December 3rd we will be having a Holiday Bazaar and Bake Sale.

Come celebrate MICAH's 10th Anniversary!

National Dental Hygiene Month (NDHM) has been observed every October since 2009 when it was launched to celebrate the work of dental hygienists and raise awareness of the importance of good oral health.

You are Invited to the Adult Forum on Sunday, October 8 at 10:30 (after worship)

I didn't grow up in a gaming family. I have a few fuzzy memories of an early game of Yahtzee at the kitchen table.

“Are you Kelly?”
“Did you get my message about the party tonight?”
“Grandma, this is your grandson and I need help!”

We Believe Love in Action can change the world!
So we put a face on why we work for Jesus.

Shop and dine at the Brick Oven Bakery, buy Olive Oil or sponsor a family through Shepherd Society.

The following are some everyday suggestions that might help the year go more smoothly for you and your student(s).

Mission Sewing is busy getting quilts finished so we will be able to donate many different places.

As the fall season nears and many church ministry programs take on new life, it’s a great time to consider what we want from our church website.

Join us to celebrate justice work achieved in the 2023 legislative session and to shape
the agenda for the 2024 legislative session and at the city and county level.

This year’s theme is “Latinos: Driving Prosperity, Power, and Progress in America.”

There are some things I heard over and over again: how humans have changed the environment around them...

Thank You! Mission Rummage Sale a Success!

It does take a congregation to complete a successful Mission Rummage Sale.

MICAH passionately supports the Palestinian people who are suffering atrocities on a daily basis.

Summer is here and children are busy with all of their outdoor activities.

The Rev. Dr. Jennifer Harvey defines an antiracist ally as “someone actively making choices to challenge the systems of racism that all of our lives are embedded in and that are embedded in all of our lives.”

Mugs and Muffins will meet on July 17th at 9AM in the church library.

Mission Sewing is busy getting quilts finished so we will be able to donate many different places.

Have you noticed what’s new at the streamdesk on Sunday mornings?

My mother, brother, and I were looking for something to do on a stupidly hot July afternoon in Fayetteville, NC, outside of Fort Bragg where he was stationed in the early 2000s.

Are you curious about what happens at that computer desk off to the side during worship services?

The DRT shares the following excerpt from Pastor Jerad’s review of Ta-Nehisi Coates’ book, Between the World and Me.

More than a dozen NUMC members participated in conversation with Kristi Pursell, our district’s representative to the state legislature.

When someone is struggling with some action that caused harm to someone else, I often find an eagerness to tell me just why it was the only right action.

Before Easter comes with its joy, there is the final week with its dark sorrow.

Nearly a quarter century ago, the Autism Society launched a nationwide effort to promote autism awareness, inclusion and self-determination for all.

The first week of April is celebrated by the American Public Health Association and others as National Public Health Week.