October 18, 2010

Busy agenda following return from sabbatical emphasizes the soul-strengthening, mind-clearing power of rest, which the Bible also clearly endorses.

Social justice agency encourages contacting U.S. State Dept. to pressure China for religious freedom.

What kind of people do we want our churches to produce: compassionate, justice-seeking, tolerant followers of Jesus, or ridiculing, abusing, mean-spirited bullies?

GBCS downloadable resource helps United Methodists break silence on domestic violence.

Legacy of legalized racism behind immigration laws among U.S.’s darkest tales.

God’s justice is not still-poised nor distant nor waiting for the need, and sometimes it may seem topsy-turvy or illogical.

Broke racial barriers when assigned to an all-white episcopal area in 1964.

Determines that much of force used in May assault on humanitarian-aid flotilla to Gaza ‘excessive.’

Founding chief executive of General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns.

8-part curriculum promotes understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its impact on global stability.

Genocide prevention is not a concern for any one group, but a moral imperative for all, letter states.

Methodism plays a big role in how U.S. history has tested and shaped faith of Americans in past 400 years.

Attention to migrants, peace, religious freedom returns commission to its roots.