Christians for Comprehensive Immigration Reform released a new report detailing an alarming increase in negative and dehumanizing dialogue around immigration.

This holiday season you can give the gift of life by supporting the United Methodist Global AIDS Fund.

Eight-week internship, sponsored by the General Board of Church & Society (GBCS) and the Inter-Ethnic Strategy Development Group, celebrates diversity and highlights its importance in today’s Church.

A 4-ft., 8-in. Texan opened the writer's eyes to the larger-than-life possibilities of God's grace.

Retired United Methodist clergyman is honored as the first recipient of an award in his name for his lifelong witness on racial, gender, sexual orientation, economic and peace issues.

The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the Second Chance Act of 2007, a bill that will increase the likelihood that people’s transition from prisons and jails to the community is safe and successful.

U.S. government agrees to provide additional funding to help Liberia close the deal at the African Development Bank.

"The single most important task of the Connectional Table before General Conference is to focus the conversation on the church's mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world through our four mission initiatives of leadership development, new church starts, global health and ministry with the poor."

— Mary Brooke Casad
new executive secretary
of the United Methodist Connectional Table
as quoted in NEWSCOPE