October 1, 2010

Controversy surrounding march — fomented by both opponents and proponents — has obscured original goals.

Downloadable 2-session resource links local congregations to United Methodist programs assisting U.N.’s new ‘Global Strategy for Women’s & Children’s Health.’

The situation is too complex for any reform effort strictly based on reward and punishment.

16-month series has expanded to more than 20 articles; input sought on how or whether to continue.

Denomination is first faith-based partner in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria.

Bipartisan support for act that would bolster U.S. government’s role in curbing harmful practice of forced child marriage.

Lake Junaluska Peace Conference calls for action, declares people of faith will be instrumental in bringing about change.

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

28 conferences considered resolutions addressing anti-racism and racial inclusivity.

U.S. getting younger and more diverse, but United Methodist Church is getting older, less diverse despite intention to do otherwise.

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

Free resources include bulletin inserts, offering envelopes and 2010 Reflection Resource with scripture study (Luke 18:1-8), prayers, suggestions for a children’s sermon and educational activities.

Wesley Theological Seminary and Downtown Cluster of Congregations sponsoring Oct. 23 event to organize faith community.

Southeastern Jurisdiction bishops, Lake Junaluska event, Dec. 2-4, will address racism and white privilege.

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