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Giving is an act of worship. A new year brings the promise of new opportunities. As you look ahead, remember to consider your year-end giving decisions that can make a big difference in the ministry of Acts 2 United Methodist Church. Learn More

Acts 2 is Reopening! Here’s How

by Dr. Mark Foster | Jun 13, 2020 | Announcements, Mark's Blog

Dear Church Family, Your Reopening Task Force and Administrative Council leaders have done their jobs faithfully. Here is what I can tell you today about our reopening process. I’m looking forward to seeing you again! Youth Group – June 14 In order of the timeline,...

The Work of Fighting Racism: A Starting Point

by Rev. Brandon Blacksten | Jun 6, 2020 | Brandon's Blog

My heart grieves the losses of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, who join a long line of Black people who were killed brutally and senselessly. My heart grieves for their families, for Black people and other people of color for whom the pain is all too...

Racism, Reopening, and Resurrection

by Dr. Mark Foster | Jun 4, 2020 | Announcements, Mark's Blog

Racism Racism is not compatible with Christianity. Racism is a sin that separates us from God and one another. Jesus’ prayer is that we would be “completely one,” united in love for one another (John 17:20-23). Last Saturday night, Chantelle and I were out of state...

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