March 18, 2011

Similar to Jeremiah's seemingly senseless purchase of land outside a beleaguered Jeerusalem, The United Methodist Building in Washington, D.C., is a symbol of hope.

After decades of effort, much has been achieved, and much more needs to be done to accomplish completely inclusive, affordable, accessible and accountable health-care reform.

As states struggle with budget shortfalls and high unemployment, similar legislative fights over the benefits and rights of unions are raging across the country.

You may wonder why the United Methodist Social Principles encourage ‘judicious use’ of alcohol using ‘Scripture as a guide,’ especially when Jesus’ first miracle turned water into wine.

More than 200 years ago, George Washington spoke eloquently about demonizing activities such as those embodied by congressional hearings on the Muslim faith.

'Pilgrims' said they expect the experience of walking where Jesus walked, praying where Jesus prayed will enhance their ministries for years to come.

Ordinary-looking churches with ‘extraordinary’ members were central to the story of the civil rights movement in Alabama.

More than 40 faith leaders seek compassion, mutual respect in addressing governor’s declared emergency legislation.

Religious leaders call on state legislators to focus on ‘real solutions’ that protect our values.

United Methodist resolution supports ban of weapon that indiscriminately scatters explosives over a wide area.

The Apostle Paul assures that difficult circumstances can be overcome if you know the secret of contentment: ‘I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.’

National Park Service will match gift to build National Native American Learning Center near site of massacre led by Methodist minister.

General Board of Church & Society facilitating sessions on maternal health, mass incarceration.

Weekend will specifically address how DREAM Act affects attendees’ communities and churches.

Over 38 presenters, sustainable community to help faith communities become caretakers of planet Earth.

Buddhist, Shinto and Christian faith leaders from Japan to lead prayers at Church Center for the United Nations.

Gifts to the United Methodist Special Sunday offering lay the foundation for UMCOR to seek justice and mercy for suffering people everywhere.