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Going for the goal: As apportionments begin to rebound, conference seeks year-end push

As of Nov. 13, the conference treasurer reports total paid apportionments of $10.9 million of the $17.6 million budget for the year, or 61.97 percent. That’s a drop of 6.98 percentage points from this time last year, which saw $12.2 million collected, or 68.95 percent. By Jessica Brodie.

Photo by Kathleen Barry, United Methodist Communications

Two racially, denominationally diverse churches break down barriers in Abbeville

By Jessica Brodie. Two churches in Abbeville, SC, one a black nondenominational and the other a white United Methodist, have partnered with a goal to unify their community and stop division and an undercurrent of hate.

St. John’s nutritionist grows deeper in faith through lessons learned in mindful eating

By Jessica Brodie. One woman’s personal journey with mindfulness in nutrition is impacting her faith, and she’s penned a book to help others share that, too.

Lacy Ngo, a registered dietician nutritionist and member of St. John’s United Methodist Church, in the kitchen with some healthy snacks she just made for her kids.

Going for the goal: As apportionments begin to rebound, conference seeks year-end push

No matter what next year brings

Wherever you are right now, sickness or health, grief or abundance, pause in the now. A column by Jessica Brodie.

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