December 1, 2010

The idea that the communications functions of The United Methodist Church can be centralized flies in the face of reality andJesus' instructions to go out to all the world and share the Good News.

We need prophets in our midst to help us overcome the fear and apathy that keep us paralyzed while God’s people continue to suffer.

Campaign raises awareness among United Methodists about the need for international family planning.

Registration taking place at more than 2,000 sites across the country and in eight countries abroad.

Ratification uncertain during lame duck period before the 111th Congress adjourns.

Tensions on the Korean Peninsula cannot be resolved by force or political gamesmanship, faith groups declare.

U.S. membership would help spur to action 39 states remaining outside the treaty, letter to Obama states.

New traffic fatality analysis reveals high percentage of drug usage even as overall number of fatal crashes declines.

Violence against women and girls has no place in any society, and impunity for perpetrators must no longer be tolerated, U.N. General-Secretary declares.

Overabundance of communications, not too little, may be preventing pastors from passing information along to their flocks.

UMCOR among faith-based relief organizations featured in program.

Only 65 spaces available for full-time local church clergy to participate in program at United Methodist Building in Washington, D.C.

Interns work for 9 weeks in social-justice placements in U.S. capital.

Program to strengthen ethnic local churches as they engage in social justice.

Grants funded by United Methodist Special Sunday support ministries to non-violent young offenders.

$50,000 awarded to 15 projects in 2010.

Operation Healing Hope drawing to close with daily countdown on ways to address birth malady affecting 3.5-million females.

Put your faith into practice through fair trade to change how we value the work of people.