April 20, 2010

President Obama's Nuclear Posture Review calls for a world without nuclear weapons, but it doesn't say how to get there.

Great distances, overcrowded facilities could not dampen enthusiasm to learn about United Methodist Social Principles.

Recipients comprise 6 Central Conference projects and 9 in 4 U.S. jurisdictions.

Guns used in Columbine killings bought without need for background checks or waiting period.

President's memo emphasizes patients' wishes concerning who may visit or make medical decisions on their behalf.

Howard Hallman recognized as ‘Drum Major for Peace.’

United Methodist was honored by 3 U.S. presidents for efforts to gain equality for all people.

May 30 observance intended as faithful expression of the Bible’s shalom, setting people free from bondage.

First-of-its kind joint effort to develop programs, training and resources for local churches.

Local churches should be first to push envelope in terms of reducing carbon footprint.

Encourage senators to cosponsor resolution, ask representatives to give 1-minute speech.

Observance emphasizes unwavering commitment to protecting children.

New website offers 10 tools to live better, and a quiz to learn how stressed you may be.

'No Nukes, No Wars, Fund Human Needs, Protect the Earth!' activities to precede U.N. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review.

World Council of Churches convenes joint action for a just peace.

10-month, paid position will work in United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill.