In response to recent immigration policies, Superintendent Jon Sato reaffirms the Free Methodist commitment to standing with marginalized communities, reminding us that our primary citizenship is in God’s borderless kingdom.
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Staying at the Table: A Christian Response to Political Division
When election results divide congregations, choosing to stay in relationship becomes an act of radical faith.
Keeping Faith Central During Election Season
Rev. Ta’Tyana Leonard offers practical advice for Christians on maintaining relationships and faith during politically charged times.
Equipping Leaders to Plant Life-Giving Faith Communities
Church multiplication is the process of establishing Christ-centered communities that reveal God's love in their unique context. This goes beyond merely planting new churches; it involves nurturing spiritual life within diverse groups of people. Church multiplication...
Share Your Story: Bob Managbanag’s Ministry Moment
Rev. Bob Managbanag, an FMCSC elder, shares a tender ministry moment to a dying woman and her loved one.
New FMCSC Church Plant Focuses on Addiction Ministry
Revolution Church, a new FMCSC church plant in Fullerton, CA, focuses on addiction ministry under the leadership of Kim Hitt and her team.
Celebrating Cheri Coleman’s Distinguished Service
Chaplain Cherlyn Coleman has been awarded the Free Methodist Chaplain Association Distinguished Service Medallion for exceptional service and ministry.
Ministry in the time of COVID-19 – Dream Center Lake Elsinore
Reverend Brett Masters, lead pastor at Dream Center, Lake Elsinore, shares how the ministry at the Dream Center has adapted to the realities of the COVID-19 virus in Southern California.
Doing Justice in an Unjust World
On February 23, 2020, a young Black Man named Ahmaud Arbery was murdered by three men who believed they had the right to deprive him of his life and right to due process. This is frustrating and heartbreaking.