October 10, 2010

This week’s court decision confirmed proper use of United Methodist Building funds, reaffirming what many believed had thought was settled decades ago.

Finds ‘clear and convincing evidence’ donations were not restricted solely for temperance and alcohol work.

Pastoral abuse could be categorized with other professional counselors.

Relies on Wesleyan Quadrilateral to help local churches address systems that perpetuate domestic violence.

United Methodists raised more than $180,000 for the campaign last year.

Initiative of Passing the Peace prompted by threat of pastor to burn Qur’ans on 9/11 anniversary.

Deserving ministry will receive contributions through Advance for Christ & His Church.

United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill to host event featuring manager of Wesley’s Chapel, The New Room, in Bristol, England.

United Methodist commission studying how to make reconciliation occur with Native Americans.

Extremists within all faiths use religion as an excuse for their violent behavior, says United Methodist who has worked with both Muslims and Jews to foster understanding.

We have been accomplices to or silent in the presence of those who intentionally screen some folk out and invite others in.

Urges adoption of comprehensive interpretation on protection of women’s human rights in the context of aging.

Marched at Selma, pastored at churches in New York, New Jersey and California.

U.S. poverty rate rose sharply in 2009: what churches can do to learn about those on the margins.

‘Do No Harm’ will address prevention of and response to abuse, misconduct and harassment of a sexual nature, particularly by persons in ministerial roles.