Starting a Digital Movement I share the story behind #holymischief-a digital movement of spiritual disruption. In exploring this story, we see how we can utilize digital connections to empower others to share their stories, how we get people to engage with our digital entities, and how we connect people to one another. Check out more regarding #holymischief. To learn more about Digital Movements go to Resource UMC. #prayer #faith #Christianity #HolyMischief  …

Poetry as Holy Mischief An interview with Miram Lo about her spiritual practice of writing poetry and her multi-cultural perspective of Christianity. Miriam Wei Wei Lo Insta: @miriamweiweilo web: miriamweiweilo.com #prayer #faith #Christianity #HolyMischief      

Latinx A conversation about racial relations from a Latinx perspective. Nelson is a pastor at Griffin First United Methodist church https://www.griffin-fumc.org/​ He is originally from Brazil. His perspective of race relations in the U.S. is unique and enlightening. Watch to the end to hear him pray in Portuguese!      

Holiness is all around us. An interview with Robin Hagen (author of http://www.ordinaryholy.com/) and Shannon Karafanda (https://shannonkarafanda.com/). When we look at the world on ordinary days, we can still see what is holy and beautiful in the world. Sometimes an act of holy mischief is just being aware of what’s around you. #faith #christianity #centeringprayer #spirituality #prayer #holymischief

Treasuring Notes. An interview with Dave Pipitone about his ministry of Treasuring Notes. On the lowest level, treasuring notes are short written expressions of admiration, encouragement and appreciation for your loved ones. And for yourself. On the highest level, treasuring notes are short, written acclamations of adoration, praise, and thanksgiving to God. Yes, you can actually write a note to God with words of adoration, praise and thanksgiving.

Prayer: How to get started. How do we get started in prayer? What are some best practices? What words do we use? Does it matter where we are or what we do physically? This interview with Rev. Joan Kinrade, Spiritual Director, walks through some of these questions and gives us permission to enter into prayer in messy ways. Anger and lamenting are allowed. The important part is to show up.