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Dr. Susan Berry was leaving New Orleans with her family to escape Hurricane Katrina, but she felt called to stay and help during the public health crisis that followed.

In the early days of Katrina recovery, Rayne Memorial United Methodist became a hub for housing and deploying volunteer teams that came to muck and gut the houses around New…

United Methodists are prayerfully helping to mobilize nonviolent resistance and taking action to protect people targeted by President Trump’s show of military force in D.C. and other U.S. cities.

From an idea born in 1935, the devotional guide has become a fixture in homes, churches, care facilities and other places around the world.

A civil court ruling affirming The United Methodist Church’s Liberia Conference as the sole legal owner of all its properties under dispute is being met with joy and relief.

As The United Methodist Church seeks to embody unity, it must also reckon with the distinct realities and contexts that shape its people.

As August’s wildfires north of Los Angeles reach containment, survivors of the historic, monthlong inferno there in January are just starting to see signs of hope and recovery.

The Arkansas and Oklahoma conferences are planning advertising and social media campaigns this fall to follow up on The United Methodist Church’s new vision statement.

A recently retired pastor writes that when she has chosen love over fear in her career, transformation has resulted.

For the first time, a United Methodist deaconess/home missioner consecration is held on African soil, as 15 candidates are consecrated for service.