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July 6, 2022This week's ordinary moment focuses on love and acceptance. Sometimes people enter our lives and offer us love in ways that surprise us. Sometimes, they even become... continue reading
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June 28, 2022Dear friends in Christ Jesus: Grace to you and Peace from Jesus Christ. I want to begin by thanking you one and all for a meaningful Annual Conference. We got a lot... continue reading
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June 28, 2022This week's ordinary moment is about "Freudenfrede." If you don't know what freudenfrede is, listen in. You've likely experienced it and didn't... continue reading
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June 28, 2022United Methodists with varied views on the abortion issue were alternately stunned and satisfied after word came down from the Supreme Court that Roe v. Wade would no longer... continue reading
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June 28, 2022In the upcoming episode of The Unfinished Church Podcast, you will hear from Fred Shaw, a Shawnee descendant storyteller who chairs the United Methodist Native... continue reading
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June 28, 2022The United Methodist Church will continue to partner with the Boy Scouts of America but in a new relationship that should lighten the load for local churches. That’s... continue reading
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June 28, 2022A protest is a statement or action expressing disapproval or objection to something. A protest is meant to convey this message in public, and can include dancing, chanting,... continue reading
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June 28, 2022On June 11, the academic achievements of 712 graduates from 18 African countries were recognized as they garnered degrees and top honors at Africa University's 28th... continue reading
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June 21, 2022This week's ordinary moment comes from the "wonderful" notifications on our cell phones. You'll see there's something VERY wrong with the above picture... continue reading
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June 21, 2022West Ohio’s camping and retreat ministry is committed to creating opportunities for campers and staff to be uniquely who God has created them to be, while experiencing... continue reading
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June 21, 2022In the upcoming episode of The Unfinished Church Podcast, you will hear from Fred Shaw, a Shawnee descendant storyteller who chairs the United Methodist Native American... continue reading
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June 21, 2022Clean-up continues in parts of Kentucky hit by the December 2021 tornado, while other communities are ready for repair and rebuilding. The widespread nature of the damage... continue reading
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June 21, 2022The Alford - Cantlin Fellows Program is set to begin with six West Ohio clergy participating in the cohort. Created through a partnership between West Ohio and MTSO, this... continue reading
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June 21, 2022On May 27-28, All In Community participated in the 2022 Correctional Ministries and Chaplains Association Summit. The CMCA Mission is to better equip and strengthen... continue reading
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June 14, 2022The Rev. Mary Sullivan has been named Regional Missional Specialist serving the West Ohio Conference. She begins this new role August 1, 2022. Sullivan replaces Rev. Dr.... continue reading
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7/6/2022This week's ordinary moment focuses on love and acceptance. Sometimes people enter our lives and offer us love in ways that surprise us. Sometimes, they even become... continue reading
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3/14/2017Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website! Bias Opinion Being a Leader Who Loves As Jesus followers, we talk a lot about love. We... continue reading
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6/28/2022Dear friends in Christ Jesus: Grace to you and Peace from Jesus Christ. I want to begin by thanking you one and all for a meaningful Annual Conference. We got a lot... continue reading
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6/28/2022This week's ordinary moment is about "Freudenfrede." If you don't know what freudenfrede is, listen in. You've likely experienced it and didn't... continue reading
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6/28/2022United Methodists with varied views on the abortion issue were alternately stunned and satisfied after word came down from the Supreme Court that Roe v. Wade would no longer... continue reading
Rev. Dr. Timothy L. Bias, Superintendent
Welcome to our Capitol Area Districts website!Bias Opinion
Being a Leader Who Loves
As Jesus followers, we talk a lot about love. We talk about loving our neighbors, as well as our enemies. We talk about including strangers, as well as people with whom we disagree. We do a lot of talking, but when do we put love into action?
As a leader, you meet people with different experiences from your own. Who has helped you put your love into action? Who has taught and modeled for you the love that makes a difference in you, your family, your community and the world?