Going forward, how can the United Methodist Church create a vital, relevant and effective ministry for all people?
Rev. Carnate-Atrero talks about the church in the grassroots context.
How do we embrace our differences as being as important as our agreements?
Rev. Cristine Carnate-Atrero states, “For me, differences are a gift from God. I am very much thankful or grateful about our differences. We should put them together.”
What are characteristics of a contemporary United Methodist?
Rev. Cristine Carnate-Atrero discusses the characteristics — the passions and preoccupations — that define contemporary United Methodists and what defines healthy churches in the Philippines.
How is ministry in the Philippines both unique and challenging?
The Rev. Cristine Carnate-Atrero, a District Superintendent of the West Middle Philippines Annual Conference, talks about her ministry in the Philippines, including her work with indigenous people and young people.