September 6, 2011

The values of The United Methodist Church built a life's work, whose foundation was laid by Jesus Christ, dedicated to diversity and anti-racism.

26 national faith groups, denominations and interfaith organizations pledge to work together to promote tolerance, end anti-Muslim sentiment in the U.S.

New York episcopal leader urges joining ‘our loving God as agents of a vision for a just peace for all’ that triumphs over the powers of darkness.

Coalition of civil rights groups, U.S. Justice Dept. and bishops of the United Methodist, Episcopal and Catholic churches, acting as individuals, filed the motions against nation’s ‘toughest’ anti-immigrant law.

Alliance formed to amplify call for justice for victims of human rights violations and to demand end to extrajudicial killings and other abuses.

House group meetings, women’s prayer fellowship and choir practices banned.

Volunteering in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center, the writer experienced unforgettable evidence that God was with us through that terrible time.

While commemorating the tragedy of a decade ago, issue addresses how people of faith can move forward and reclaim an evil day as a symbol for hope.

Observance offers an opportunity for church communities to pray and act together to nurture lasting peace.

Christian social activist Shane Claiborne, poverty simulation features of second summit by UM Advocacy in Pennsylvania.

Twice as many responses cited economic weakness and unemployment as most critical compared to terrorism.

Holston Conference PATH event will feature ‘Poverty Simulation’ experience.

Faith community asked to use pulpits in October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, to inform parishioners about the need to take action now.

Free, downloadable packet includes planning resources, reflections, links to videos and sample bulletin inserts to inspire conversation about how to rectify an injustice in U.S. immigration policy.

Gifts provide scholarships for individuals who might not be able to pursue higher education otherwise.

‘Grandfather of restorative justice’ will lead workshop on restorative justice, criminal justice reform and the relationship of photography to social imagination.