May 23, 2008

The United Methodist Church strengthened its historic belief in the right to health care by adopting a new statement on global health and addressing the increasingly broken health-care system in the United States.

The United Methodist Church is calling for an immediate end to the war in Iraq, a ban on cluster bombs, prevention of "space weaponization" and study of war's "degrading effects.

The United Methodist Church has invested itself for decades in Zimbabwe, building a university, starting churches and sending missionaries to address its almost unfathomable social and economic ills..

We must respond to the attempt in some United Methodist conferences to do away with dealing with some of the most challenging and controversial issues of our day.

Survey asks about your experiences with U.S. health care and what kind of reforms would make the most sense.

A series of faith events across Iowa have drawn attention to the plight of immigrant workers and their families in the wake of the largest single-site immigration raid in U.S. history.

The U.S. Senate passed by a 75-22 vote a bill that will pay for another year of the Iraq and Afghanistan war efforts, and increase veterans' benefits.

New book provides an overview and theological analysis of the global economic system and how to respond to it as people of faith.

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

Hundreds of anti-hunger advocates are expected to gather in Washington, D.C., to personally address members of Congress.