January 25, 2011

United Methodists are not yet contributing much money to this worthwhile campaign to eradicate a deadly disease.

Faiths United to Prevent Gun Violence, Rep. Moran of Virginia take part in introduction.

Immigration is a complex issue, and public policy should address the way things are, not how things ought to be.

Gun Lake Casino is owned and operated by Native Americans, many of whom are members of the Bradley and Salem United Methodist Indian Missions in Michigan.

United Methodist bishops among faith leaders urging reprise in State of the Union message of promises in 2008 speeches.

Abrams to keynote multi-faith program offering theological, practical approaches to addiction and recovery.

Trafficking persons, from elementary-age children to adults, generates millions annually, putting the industry in competition with the illegal drug and illegal firearms trade in the world of organized crime.

Sponsored by the UMC Global AIDS Fund Committee, conference will be March 3-5 in Columbia, S.C.

Virginia Board of Church & Society, United Methodist Women sponsor visit to raise social justice awareness.

The political wrangling in Washington, D.C., seems to deny the realities of those on the margins of society.

Pass out blankets, work in kitchen, hear about family separations, hardships and what other faith groups are doing to help

400 students and supporters, including members local United Methodist churches, respond to threat of hate-filled protest with dialogue of hope.

World Council of Churches, ACT, Caritas highlight need for greater awareness raising at the grassroots level, social mobilization and advocacy for climate justice.

CORR Action Fund grants go to 9 projects across the U.S.

Faith-based advocates will gather March 25-28 in nation’s capital to learn about issues, visit members of Congress.