September 22, 2010

The church has a responsibility to speak to the state, but we do not believe the church should control the state.

U.S. Census Bureau report shows that 14.3% of population lived in poverty last year, up from 13.2% previously.

Writer continues to experience different angles of educational system despite decision to stop teaching.

Coalition says investing in quality basic education key to achieving all Millennium Development Goals.

Fair-trade chocolates help raise awareness of injustices in cocoa industry.

U.S., Russian presidents signed pact in April; treaty awaits vote of full Senate.

Congregations around the world will raise critical issues of care for creation and justice for people engaged in the food and farm system.

Curriculum about birth disorder that affects 2 million females worldwide now includes other faiths versions, beginning with Jewish and Islam studies.

Agency cites unsubstantiated claims, poor manufacturing practices.

Sponsors say kairos moment has arrived as religious communities awakening to ultimate wrong of capital punishment.

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

International event will offer speakers, workshops, resources to ‘work toward AIDS-free world.’

Book explains how to prepare yourself to engage others in healing or deepening relationships.

Co-founder of Initiative for Peace & Human Rights also helped form New Forum political movement in East Germany prior to state’s collapse.

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