Floods devastate United Methodists in Congo
Thousands have been displaced and two United Methodist churches have been damaged by flooding in Kinshasa, the country’s capital.
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Thousands have been displaced and two United Methodist churches have been damaged by flooding in Kinshasa, the country’s capital.
Read moreUnited Methodists from Burundi and Rwanda united for the installation of the area’s first bishop and establishment of the East Africa Central Conference.
Read moreAcross the U.S., legacy Black churches look for new ways to remain vital and reach communities, while United Methodist annual conferences work to provide the resources they need.
Read moreUnited Methodists at the Peace Conference joined in one of the nationwide protests against the Trump administration’s impact on government services and human rights.
Read moreA United Methodist Peace Conference drew some 200 clergy and laity to discuss breaking down national divisions. Some joined a Hands Off! rally that drew a cross-section of people.
Read moreMore than 100 people received health care, medicine, food and other supplies during a day of outreach in the Northern Nigeria Conference.
Read moreA new Iliff School of Theology course aims to “change the narrative around death” by giving pastors and others the foundation they need to support the dying and their families.
Read moreThe Rev. Knut Refsdal, a pastor in Norway, was elected a United Methodist bishop on the 26th ballot.
Read moreUnited Methodists remember Bishop Hans Växby as a servant leader who helped rebuild the church in Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Russia after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Read moreVoting will begin April 4 for episcopal elections in the Northern Europe and Eurasia Central Conference. UM News will track the balloting as it happens and will have coverage as…
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