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A church that has gone to the dogs Pet parents, therapy dogs and animal lovers are all welcome at a Little Rock, Ark., United Methodist church, where it all started with a class to train dogs for nursing home visits. Learn more about how this multifaceted pet ministry serves as a vital community outreach.

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United Methodist kids who cook Few things bring together families ― both our families of origin and those we find inside our congregations ― better than cooking for one another. Take a look at this easy, fun recipe for air fryer doughnuts that a 10-year-old Nashville, Tenn., chef likes to make for her United Methodist church family.

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More stories to inspire and offer hope

Open doors, warm bodies When life-threatening winter weather hit East Tennessee, United Methodist churches opened their buildings to welcome their neighbors inside. Check out how radical hospitality helped communities weather the storm. READ

Podcast: Wellness in 2024 Listen to a recent episode of “Get Your Spirit in Shape” and you will discover why taking care of all areas of health ― physical, mental, spiritual ― is both a scriptural mandate as well as one firmly rooted in our Wesleyan heritage. LISTEN

4 ways to combat the winter blues Winter can be a wonderful time of year, but in those areas where cold weather is prevalent and daylight is shorter, some people may experience fatigue, difficulty sleeping and even sadness. Consider how to combat seasonal challenges and strengthen spiritually with these tips. READ