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Author Archives: Julia Chance
How To Use This Issue (June 2018)
Did you know that the month of June has 30 special days? In addition to Father’s Day (June 17) and Juneteenth (June 19), National Cheese Day (June 4), National Red Rose Day (June 12) and Monkey Around Day (June 14) … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (May 2018)
One of our mission study focuses this year is money. Exploring how we relate to money personally, communally and in the context of our faith is beneficial for the work that we do. We’ve excerpted passages from our study book … Continue reading
How To Use This Issue (April 2018)
April 4 marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee. We all know about that tragic day either because we remember it or learned about it at some point. But let’s … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (March 2018)
March is Women’s History Month, a time for observing and commemorating the vital role women play in society. As United Methodist Women members, we’ve played a vital role in the lives of women, children and youth since our inception. Share … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (February 2018)
When I noticed that Ash Wednesday falls on Valentine’s Day this year, my initial thought was, oh well, no chocolates for me since I give up sweets up for Lent. How ironic that the first day of an observance of … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (January 2018)
Happy New Year! It’s a particularly busy time for United Methodist Women as we prepare for Assembly, May 18 -20, in Columbus, Ohio. Assembly is an opportunity for all members to come together to network, worship and participate in … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (December 2017)
As I write this column, the tragic events of Charlottesville, Virginia, are still fresh on the minds of many. Hate-based strife seems to occur more frequently nowadays. It’s a sad state of affairs, but it makes our fight for a … Continue reading
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How to Use This Issue
Discovery. Innovation. Tradition. Steadfastness. These words describe innumerable ways in which United Methodist Women members work to change the world. They also speak specifically to the efforts highlighted in this month’s issue. Randie Clawson discovered United Methodist Women after … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (October 2017)
Hardly a day goes by that we don’t hear about the various ways our environment is being threatened by pollution or global warming, both human-made conditions that we can correct. In recent decades, we’ve made tremendous progress toward cleaning up … Continue reading
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How To Use This Issue (September 2017)
Advocacy is a key part of what United Methodist Women does as an organization. We advocate to change unfair policies, systems and practices that impact those who aren’t able to advocate for themselves. Advocacy requires being knowledgeable about the causes … Continue reading
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