April 6, 2011

God sides with the poor, not because they are more virtuous than the rich, but because that is God’s way of healing the pain in the human family.

Intern will write articles, create materials to help local churches understand, combat religious intolerance.

Religious fanaticism of the majority, national idealism and spiritual oppression threaten freedom of faith, says writer who was beaten for spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Representations undermine ability of American Indian Nations to portray accurate, respectful images of their culture, spirituality and traditions.

The more alcohol advertising and marketing young people are exposed to, the more likely they are to drink or, if already drinking, to drink more.

Illinois third state in four years to abolish penalty; Connecticut, Kansas, Montana, Maryland debating doing so.

Writer says trip one of the most important things church can do for young clergy members as they begin their ministry.

United Methodists join several hundred faith-based advocates to pursue justice at Ecumenical Advocacy Days

What’s happening in the U.S. is not too far from what’s happening in Africa, according to executive director of S.C. HIV/AIDS Council.

Security needs can’t be used as justification for reprehensible acts.

U.N. defines human trafficking as recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of people by threat, abduction, deception or abuse of power for sexual or labor-related exploitation.

Gifts help develop, strengthen ministries within annual conferences and across the United States.

Resources from General Commission on Archives & History include PowerPoint, prayers, hymns, scripture readings.

Experience to deepen understanding of relationships with God, each other and creation.

World Council of Churches initiative invites you to worship, educate, and advocate May 29-June 4 for a just Middle East peace .

Workshops will address how people of faith can influence legislation and assess progress on Millennium Development Goals.