April 25, 2008

Renewal and Reform Coalition cell phone giveaway questioned as to whether it is a service “that might be helpful to delegates” or to themselves.

Cote d’Ivoire can be an example for people in other parts of Africa as to how the church can play a role in political change.

Plight of immigrants placed in context of ongoing struggle for civil and human rights for all God’s children on a global scale.

As the 2008 United Methodist General Conference convened, the denomination had raised only $2.5 million of an $8 million commitment made in 2004 to address the pandemic.

Prayer calls for prophetic courage and to midwife church from hollow words of inclusion.

Seed money for raising $100 million for programs in Africa to fight malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and to support the Global Fund.

Grassroots forum will seek to unite ecumenically engaged young adults in a renewed abolitionist movement throughout the world.

United Methodist agency warns Shuler/Tancredo bill would create greater problems for greater numbers of U.S. citizens.

Congress urged to support full repeal of U.S. Code provisions that delay or deny financial aid eligibility for college students with drug convictions.

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