U.S. Army Spc. Johnathon Stewart pauses during a search for insurgents in Rashid, Iraq. DoD photo by Spc. Elisha Dawkins, U.S. Army.

Declaring war "incompatible with the teachings and example of Christ," the bishops of The United Methodist Church called on leaders of all nations to begin an immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq.

Attendees from 16 countries came together in Ft. Worth, Texas, learn about "Social Holiness" and how their faith can empower them to make a difference in their communities and the world.

For many who follow the crisis in Darfur, Chad is simply the neighboring country where hundreds of thousands have sought refuge from the rampages of armed militia backed by the Sudanese government. But today, Chad is engulfed in its own crisis, one that draws on internal contradictions but is fueled by the conflict in Darfur. And it is one that is poised to claim tens of thousands of innocent persons as its victims.

Although a joint House-Senate appropriations committee approved less funding than requested, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., asserts that it is opening the door to a new nuclear weapons program.

People of faith, join the debate over public education policy in the U.S.!

Participants in "Living Faith, Seeking Justice" chime in.