February 26, 2010

75 years ago Social Security was overwhelmingly passed into law, helping to pull people from dire straits. Once again, though, it appears to be at risk despite its intrinsic value.

United Methodist bishop, social justice agency among 1000s of endorsers.

Conference solicited accounts of experiences from Civil Rights Movement 'to inspire others to keep pressing toward the Promised Land.'

Too few church leaders today are noticeably tough-minded, says an ‘old, white United Methodist preacher.’

Texas United Methodists hope to take 500 people to the U.S. capital to demonstrate for comprehensive immigration reform.

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

Vigils planned across Commonwealth on March 18 to ‘stop cycle of violence that state-sanctioned killing perpetuates.’

Workshop will feature parent affected by murder and best-selling author.

Defendants charged with criminal conspiracy, disorderly conduct, failure to disperse during peaceful demonstration at casino site.

Missouri workshop will include advocacy, hands-on projects, biblical ethics, among subjects.

Annual conference resolution calls for implementing sound environmental policies and practices.

Movie depicts movement against injustice emerging out of African-American community in Oxford, N.C.

'Shocking’ statistics prompt project to engage United Methodists in dialogue.

General Commission on the Status & Role of Women offers resources to 'lift women out of history's footnotes.'

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