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Lovely Lane Museum becomes destination for pilgrimage
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By Melissa Lauber Over the years it’s been a treasure trove, a depository of important and scattered records that span centuries, an architectural gem, a jumble of memories, a vault of irreplaceable artifacts, a museum that attracts a lot of Korean visitors and confirmation classes, and a...

Pen-Del and BWC celebrate new affiliation
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By Melissa Lauber In a gesture of remembrance and hope, Bishop Peggy Johnson passed a crozier, a symbol of episcopal leadership, to Bishop LaTrelle Easterling to mark the new affiliation between the Peninsula-Delaware and Baltimore-Washington conferences. This transitional gift was presented at...

BSA bankruptcy affects United Methodist congregations
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From the United Methodist Communications Office of Public Information Nashville, Tenn.: The United Methodist Church and its predecessor denominations have a relationship with the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), which dates back more than 100 years. In February 2020, the BSA announced the...

Church responds to Proud Boys leader's verdict
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By Melissa Lauber Last December, a widely distributed video showed members of the Proud Boys, a far-right group with a history of violence, protesting the results of the presidential election and celebrating as they set fire to a Black Lives Matter banner torn off the grounds of Asbury UMC in...

Churches worshiping online - alphabetical listing
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NOTE: The information, below, was accurate at the time it was submitted. Please send updated information to Alison Burdett.  3 in 1 Fellowship (cooperative ministry of Dorsey Emmanuel, Melville Chapel, and Wesley Chapel)Sunday 10 a.m. online worship at YouTube; 3 in 1 Fellowship, Sunday...

Vital Merger creates resurrection hopes
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By Melissa Lauber Most Christians explore, celebrate and embrace the idea of resurrection and new life. But three small congregations in Anne Arundel County are practicing resurrection – dying and coming back to life as something new and transformed.  “It’s called a vital...

3 D.C. churches receive Mustard Seed grants
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 Global Ministries Awards Grants to United Methodist Churches in Washington, D.C., to Aid Local Refugees and Migrants Mustard Seed Migration Grants Continue 80-Year Tradition of Welcoming the Stranger  By Mary Lou Greenwood BoiceDirector of Communications, Global...