February 19, 2010

Sometimes, just as in the Transfiguration of Christ, something breaksthrough that brings clarity to a confusing situation.

Detention, torture of health workers stirring international outcry.

Firearms, barbed wire keep families, human rights advocates from seeing detainees.

Conditions called counter to U.S. humanitarian standards, unsound for Israeli security.

A message of peace in three languages marked the beginning of a long-term effort to stop violence plaguing a South Florida community.

James Lawson says U.S. has come a long way, but still has a ways to go.

Release of inmates, education efforts on social justice cited.

‘We must pray a lot,’ says United Methodist bishop.

Participants will learn ways to better take care of the planet.

40-year career included presidency of Rust College, Associate General Secretary at social justice agency.

Offers 11 steps to responsible U.S. disengagement

World Council of Churches series of online Lenten resources includes weekly film.

Immigration reform rally planned for March 21 on National Mall; United Methodists to gather at Washington Monument.

6-month effort will focus on helping service members who object to a specific war.

Observance lays foundation for UMCOR to respond to emergencies around the globe.