August 5, 2011

There comes a time when you feel the need to do something, regardless of how effective you may think it will be.

Interfaith coalition protests administration, congressional plans to balance the budget by placing undue burden on nation’s most vulnerable.

Webinar analyzes U.S. debt-ceiling deal on ‘manufactured crisis,’ explains next steps of faith community to protect the most vulnerable in society.

Theme of National Recovery Month in September is ‘Recovery Benefits Everyone.’ That's why local churches need to go beyond simply hosting 12-step groups.

International family planning assistance reduced 25% from last year, ‘Global Gag Rule’ reinstated.

Peace with Justice grant helps fund Aug. 15 workshop to build cadre of volunteer mediators with a strong commitment to peacemaking and problem solving.

Losing an eye in a confrontation with gangbangers resulted in a cynical view of the world.

The theme of one generation passing along a legacy of faith to the next is found throughout Scripture.

When educational opportunities are low or nonexistent, crime often presents itself as an alternative for poorer, minority children.

2 studies offer new insights into public’s perspective on the urgency of the AIDS crisis.

Human rights groups denounce unlawful eviction of homeless from stadium.

Methodist Federation for Social Justice, Reconciling Ministries Network event to create common vision of justice and inclusion.

Volunteers, former clients and staff will take part in program focused on UMCOR-related free, legal services to immigrants.

Resources available to raise understanding of immigrant experience, celebrate Hispanic/Latino culture.

General Board of Discipleship offers free, downloadable resource to guide leaders and parents in journey with children who have no memory of 9/11.

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

Grants support ministries that target non-violent young offenders through education, advocacy or leadership training and development.