September 14, 2010

To remain silent about the proposed burning of the Qur’an would mean complicity to a terrible wrong and would be counter to the teaching of Jesus.

Condemns ‘derision, misinformation or outright bigotry’ directed against any religious group in U.S.

United Methodists from New York to Florida participated in peace vigils on the eve of 9/11 to promote religious understanding.

Teacher has 'great appreciation' of the ministry of local churches to schools, having seen the difference partnerships make.

Pre-conference site visits at Lighten the Burden III will show how Dallas-area organizations provide for needs of HIV-positive people and those living with AIDS.

Oct. 2 march in Washington, D.C., has diverse group of supporters.

African idiom helps Grassroots Coordinator for Immigration understand the person she is.

Many U.S. women still find it challenging to access reproductive health services, but those in the developing world may find it impossible.

Annual conference endorses public policy measures to prevent and reduce smoking, other tobacco use.

Illinois’ reliance on video-gambling funding called ‘toxic’ for Chicago communities.

September is National Alcohol & Drug Addiction Recovery Month, a time to focus on healing and hope for those addicted.

N.Y. Conference Task Force on Immigration seminar will be in Hartford, Conn.

Churches and communities throughout the world are committing to the observance through prayer, meditation and other forms of spiritual observance.

North Central Jurisdiction Religion & Race annual learning event will feature 2 bishops, variety of workshops.

United Methodist Special Sunday helps U.S. racial- and ethnic-minority students and international students on both undergraduate and graduate levels.