by umcjnews | Jul 26, 2025 | Blog
Always believe in the power of prayer. I really wanted solar panels on my roof. I had spent time admiring them, researching them, talking about them, and advocating for them. Although I knew they would save me lots of money, I wasn’t sure we could make it work... 
by umcjnews | Jul 26, 2025 | Blog
Our first-ever charge was at a well-frequented highway stop along I-5 in rural Oregon. The stop offered four Electrify America chargers, with coffee and food just a few steps from the charger. It didn’t take long for us to figure out how to charge and get back on our... 
by umcjnews | Jul 26, 2025 | Blog
One morning in early June, as I came into the kitchen to get my morning coffee I heard a concerning sound coming from the basement. I bravely descended to find water spurting from the top of our water heater. Barely awake, and not yet caffeinated, I somehow managed to... 
by umcjnews | Jul 26, 2025 | Blog
By Karlah Burton Each year, United Women in Faith develops three justice focused biblical curricula for adults, youth, and children, all on a common theme and offering a unique opportunity for faith communities to create powerful intergenerational learning... 
by umcjnews | Apr 28, 2025 | Blog
Speakers at the California Nevada Conference Divestment Summit shared prayer, expertise, and visuals in person as well as broadcast over zoom. Present in Sacramento were, left to right, top, Bishop Sandra Olewine; William H. Morris, keynote; Jake Barnett, Wespath;...