Meet two of our volunteer case managers who serve on the frontlines of ministry, offering listening ears and wise counsel to men and women in crisis.
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June 2021
What does it take to change?
How do you break a twenty-year addiction? How do you stop being angry and resentful for all the ways you feel like life has dealt you a bad hand? How does a person who pushed everyone out of their life, turn around and embrace authentic community?
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In his Heart-to-Heart, Phil Altmeyer speaks candidly about our propensity to forget that God alone creates real life change.
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New York Times best-selling author Frank Peretti and his wife Barbara have purposed to obey God by stewarding their resources wisely.
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March 2021
Our hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood and righteousness.
“The Lord your God is in your midst. A mighty one who will save.” (Zeph. 3:17) Jesus entered human history to take our sin and shame to the grave, to make a way for us to know the nearness of God. Drugs, lust,
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March 2021
Our hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood and righteousness.
“The Lord your God is in your midst. A mighty one who will save.” (Zeph. 3:17) Jesus entered human history to take our sin and shame to the grave, to make a way for us to know the nearness of God. Drugs, lust,
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Phil Altmeyer loves hymns. In this edition’s Heart to Heart, he shares hope for today through hymns of yesterday.
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At nineteen, Greg Beumer was going to college, selling drugs, and playing in a rock band. Today he leads worship at UGM.
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North Church exists to equip the saints. Their partnership with UGM helps them fulfill their mission.
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January 2021
Our mission stays the same – even in times of crisis.
Twenty. Twenty. The words are destined to become a meme where disaster upon disaster strikes, and the hero gets back on his feet only to be hit by another unexpected turn of events. But, thank the Lord, you were a steadfast friend through it all.
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Phil Altmeyer looks back over the events of 2020 with a grateful heart. We couldn't have made it through without you.
