Music

Mission and Ministry
Samson Chikoore sings with the Seke South Mubvuwi we United Methodist Church choir at a music festival in Harare. The Zimbabwe East Conference’s United Methodist men’s organization, popular for winning souls to Christ through spiritually uplifting music, is now adding income-generating projects to its quadrennium objectives. Photo by Eveline Chikwanah, UM News.

Zimbabwe men’s organization moves beyond music

Members of Mubvuwi we United Methodist Church turn to income-generating projects for sustainability — to fund their own programs and support the church.
General Conference
Bishop Tracy S. Malone, Council of Bishops president, preaches on May 3, the final day of the United Methodist General Conference in Charlotte, N.C. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.

‘Get out of God’s way,’ bishop urges

During the final morning worship at General Conference, Council of Bishops President Tracy S. Malone said the work done at General Conference the past 10 days is not as important as what the church will do next.
General Conference
The Rev. Matt Rawle sings during morning worship at the United Methodist General Conference in Charlotte, N.C. Rawle is a Louisiana Conference delegate at the conference but also is on stage during morning worship, singing with the band. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.

Worship band singer also is delegate

The Rev. Matt Rawle is a Louisiana Annual Conference delegate at General Conference but also is on stage during morning worship, singing with the band.
Evangelism
Students from the Community Music Project rehearse for a 2022 Christmas concert to help Guatemalans in need of cataract surgery. File photo courtesy of Haven United Methodist Church.

Church’s free music lessons transform the community

Haven United Methodist Church in East Providence, Rhode Island, offers free music lessons and transforms the community. The church’s Community Music Project has become its most significant ministry.

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