Nearly 150 people have attended Town Hall meetings in June and July to hear about the exciting report of the Building Committee. The group, chaired by Paul Lisi, has worked…
“The passing over the coming back is the greatest spiritual adventure of our time.” John S. Dunne A small, but mighty team left their Homeland to pass over to the…
In May of this year, the Council of Bishops voted on a recommendation from the Commission on the Way Forward re: United Methodism and human sexuality. The Council of Bishops…
Anger is a normal feeling. We all get angry at times. And everyone deals with anger a little differently. A simple definition is, “the strong human emotion that you feel when you think that someone (a person,…
One of my favorite songs when I was a child was “Peace like a River.” It was fun to sing the verses with the motions...”.I’ve got’: Peace like a river…
Effective June 30th, Rev. Ian and Kelly Strickland will step away from ministry at Over The Rhine Community United Methodist Church, our downtown location. For over 3 years Ian has…
Rev. Lou Seipel, once served Board Street United Methodist, an inner-city church in Columbus, Ohio. They serve 25,000 meals to people without housing, offer a Freedom School to at-risk children,…
When it comes to God’s justice we need to be clear on what the scriptures mean by “justice”. Our 21st century, sacred, understanding of “justice” has hijacked 1st century understanding…
When Jesus went into the desert to fast for 40 days, at the end of his time when he was most hungry, thirsty and tired; Satan approached him with a…
Your body has one: an “inny” or an “outty.” It is easy to tell. When you look at your waistline your belly button either goes in or it pops…