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Election Eve reflection from Bishop Lanette Plambeck - Dakotas Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church On the eve of the election, Bishop Lanette Plambeck invites us to remember our calling as Christians, love our neighbors, and be peacemakers, bridge-builders, and carriers of hope.

What is Project 25? What impact will it have on the average person? Please take a few minutes to learn about this topic.

5 reasons why Catholics should be wary of Project 2025 Project 2025 proposes policies that directly contradict the church's teachings on the equal dignity of all and the right ordering of society.

What if we chose compassion over contention? Compassion involves heartfelt connection, showing sensitivity to the experiences of others through understanding and empathy. It's the thread that weaves through our differences, connecting us on a human level. If we can’t always see eye-to-eye, maybe we can try heart-to-heart.

This weekend we will look at scripture passages about the social aspect of our faith. I hope you can join us in person or online, at 11:00.

At Resurrection, we're called to love as Jesus loved - boldly, unconditionally, and across every divide. His radical love knew no boundaries and neither should ours. Let's build bridges, not walls!

Russell Moore, a Southern Baptist minister, was interviewed about his book, “Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call For Evangelical America.” I encourage you to take 8 minutes to read or listen to this important conversation.

Russell Moore on 'an altar call' for Evangelical America NPR's Scott Detrow speaks with Russell Moore, editor-in-chief of the Christianity Today magazine, about his new book Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America.

We studied Gustavo Gutierrez book, “A Theology of Liberation,” when I attended St. Paul School of Theology. It was a transformative experience , and I will be forever grateful for his insights.

Well done good and faithful servant. RIP.

In a world that often seems divided, let's remember what matters most: our shared humanity. We're called to look past labels and truly see each other - not as opponents, but as people worthy of understanding and respect. When we choose to listen with open hearts and dignity, we create space for genuine connection. That's where healing begins.

When faced with people who greet your beliefs with malice and hostility, it can make a huge difference to respond with kindness and empathy. We are all called to love one another!

Join us this Sunday, at 11:00, for our first message on, “Living the Golden Rule: Be Just, Kind, and Humble.”

Disagreement doesn't have to lead to disrespect! We are more than our political views, and it is so important to practice respectful disagreement with each other. We are all deserving of kindness!

Join us this Sunday, at 11:00, for our first message on, “Living the Golden Rule: Be Just, Kind, and Humble.”

The Bible speaks to social and political issues that are still relevant today.