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United against racism   We, the people of The United Methodist Church, recognize racism as a sin. With that recognition, we commit to challenging unjust systems of power and access. One action, a service of lament, is set for June 19 (watch for details at UMC.org). For more suggestions on what you can do, go to umc.org/endracism.   Read

Advertisement   Cookies that taste like summertime   From our vintage Methodist recipes collection, four ingredients plus 15 minutes in the oven yields mouth-watering lemon whippersnaps.   Watch  »

Resuming in-person worship   After weeks of worshiping online, many United Methodist congregations will resume in-person services in the weeks ahead. What might we expect?   Read  »

Meet Bishop Bickerton, a global traveler who loves listening   As we approach Father's Day, we give a shout out to all the dads and father figures out there, including Bishop Thomas Bickerton, dad and first-time grandpa! In this episode of "Get Your Spirit in Shape," we invite you to meet Bishop Bickerton and learn about the New York area bishop's passions, especially his interest in every person's story.   Listen

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