Church constitutional amendments head to vote
When United Methodist annual conferences meet this year, lay and clergy voters will determine whether regionalization and other changes become part of the denomination’s constitution.
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When United Methodist annual conferences meet this year, lay and clergy voters will determine whether regionalization and other changes become part of the denomination’s constitution.
Read moreThe Rev. Russell E. Richey, who died Jan. 19, was praised by colleagues, friends and former students as an amiable yet exacting historian who steered scholarly research of the denomination…
Read moreJohn Wesley’s principles provide a path for strengthening the denomination.
Read moreUnited Methodist clergywomen share how they are promoting understanding across differences in their communities.
Read moreAs President Trump returns to office, some United Methodists are preparing to respond to new policies on immigration, while others are hoping common ground is still possible among politically diverse…
Read moreUpdates from around the globe have personal significance for retired United Methodist pastor. He reflects on how his family has grown during his many years of ministry.
Read moreJason E. Shelton, a sociologist and United Methodist in Texas, writes in his latest book that many Black churches would be more likely to thrive if they find the courage…
Read moreAt The Village United Methodist Church in the Dallas area, leaders and members of the congregation are embracing a new, energetic worship service and having success connecting with young people.
Read moreThe United Methodist Sunningdale Circuit in Zimbabwe collaborated with the government to offer free health screenings and information.
Read moreThe Texas Supreme Court heard arguments to determine if Southern Methodist University could change its articles of incorporation without a United Methodist jurisdiction’s approval.
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