Churchgoers take Social Principles to lawmakers
Concerns about immigration, education and criminal justice drive a record number of United Methodist to participate in Tennessee Day on the Hill in 2026.
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Concerns about immigration, education and criminal justice drive a record number of United Methodist to participate in Tennessee Day on the Hill in 2026.
Read more“This is historic for Methodism in Latin America,” says Bishop Rubén Sáenz Jr., episcopal leader of the United Methodist Mission in Honduras.
Read moreThe United Methodist Committee on Relief said the changes will reduce costs while strengthening its disaster response ministry.
Read moreAs a Los Angeles United Methodist church reels from a recent raid by ICE that led to the quick deportation of one of its members, a U.S. appeals court heard…
Read moreAlaska Pacific University, a small college with strong United Methodist ties, is sending nine cross-country skiers to the 2026 Winter Games. The university also has a commitment to Alaska Native…
Read moreSome people need diapers for their children, while others need a place to recover from surgery and freedom from medical debts. Three United Methodist churches are responding — and making…
Read moreAuthors of a new creation care devotional say God still speaks to us in the scriptural “whisper of the wind,” but we need to remove our headphones to hear him.
Read moreSupported by a grant from The United Methodist Church’s Yambasu Agriculture Initiative, Mikundi Dairy Farm provides a model for community empowerment and evangelism.
Read moreDuring the first three years of its operation, the United Methodist clinic has provided more than 21,000 vaccinations, treated thousands of babies and mothers, and diagnosed malaria, malnutrition, HIV and…
Read moreAfter years of legal turmoil in the country, Bishop Gift K. Machinga meets with church leaders to hear about challenges, create a roadmap for future.
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