Construction on the United Methodist Building began in 1922. 100 years later, United Methodists are still organizing and advocating on Capitol Hill across the street from Congress.
Learn more about the rich history of the United Methodist Building and Methodist work in DC by visiting this link.
Reduce anxiety with a freeform drawing workshop in a caring community at
Fairview High School Library, Tuesdays 5:30 – 8 pm, January 18 – March 8, 2022
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| Susanna Wesley & the Old Rectory in Epworth |
Download, print and share this quiz with your church, family and friends! And spoiler alert: after you take the quiz, review the Complete Answers to the Susanna Wesley Quiz and learn lots more about the Mother of Methodism.
Last summer, Betty visited congregations, clergy and laity throughout our conference, capturing stories of our diversity -- while also exploring how alike we really are and how through conversation, we can learn to belong together, to grow as one conference.
Stay tuned for a three-part series from Betty and team.
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Does it matter whether John the Baptist said he was not fit to untie the “thong” of Jesus’ sandals or the “strap?”
Should a verse in Isaiah be changed from the poetic “wild grapes” to the more accurate “rotten grapes,” even though it is less pleasing to the ear?
The answer to all three questions is “yes,” say scholars who worked on the 2021 update to one of the most popular Bible translations, the “New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition Bible,” published by Friendship Press. The National Council of Churches, of which The United Methodist Church is a member, holds the copyright on the translation, which was last updated in 1989. The Rev. Joseph Crockett, a United Methodist, is the CEO and publisher at Friendship Press.
Read more at this link.
