After three years of living in sanctuary and threat from ICE, the Rranxburgaj’s family is able to freely leave church building and finally go home.

“What can we say? We're not one thing. And we're definitely not perfect. But what we share deeply is the belief in the power of goodness and love to make a lasting difference. So come and check us out!”

In 2017, the ministry team of Detroit:Central United Methodist Church voted to become a sanctuary church.  We had an apartment in the church that wasn’t being used.  How hard could it be?  We found out the next year.

In this midst of this joy, the four of us who were gathered from the Arch Street team delivered and distributed masks, hand sanitizer, and bottled water to people in the crowd so that they could protest while mitigating the potential spread of coronavirus. We wanted to make sure that they knew that the church honored their right to vote and  protest safely. And of course we made sure to contribute some dance moves, too.

Walnut Hills UMC, a “place to call home, where all are welcome, nourished spiritually, and sent forth to serve.”

On National Voter Registration Day, St. Paul and St. Andrew UMC helps and encourages members of their community to vote.

We are excited to welcome and introduce the newest Justice Seeking Community: Allendale United Methodist Church.