We recently checked in with Kayela Horn, a student at Duke Divinity School and a 2025-2026 Foundation Seminary Scholarship recipient.
If you have student loans, you may want to familiarize yourself with the changes that go into effect in July.
Pastors’ taxes can be confusing. Don’t let an appointment change cause you to underpay your taxes.
Our role is not only administrative. We connect generous people with the churches they love in meaningful ways, strengthening the bonds that hold us all together as Christians.
The purpose of your Missouri United Methodist Foundation is more than just managing money. It’s about multiplying ministry.
These stories aren’t just about feeding the community. As one volunteer puts it, they’re about making the community feel included, accepted, and loved.
We took a moment to catch up with Paige Skeeters, a 2025-2026 recipient of the Warren J. Meyer Scholarship and the Patricia and Dale Mohler Charitable Scholarship.
C2FM partners with Your Money Line to give pastors ready access to a network of financial problem-solving resources, financial professionals, and services. One of those resources is a financial calculator.
My senior colloquy project, Embodied Love: Cultivating Spirit-Rooted Self-Love in Congregational Life, grew out of something I’ve carried for a long time, a deep call to ministry and a longing to create space where people know they belong at God’s table.
In the summer of 1916, my great-grandparents, Rev. Harry and Freda Berneking, boarded a riverboat in St. Louis with their belongings, an upright piano included, and their infant son—my grandfather











