November 10, 2011

An entreaty for the commitment to give back to God some of our wealth, time and talent, so that the world for which our Lord died can hear the truth, find the reality of Christ’s grace and return the lost to shelter, the least to their rightful place and the last to the front of the line.

Divestment opportunity to show corporate confession and repentance real and powerful.

More than 500 events raise awareness of unjust situation thwarting ambitions of young, undocumented immigrants brought to this country by their parents.

12-month campaign to empower United Methodists on issues of criminal justice, poverty, peace, human trafficking and violence against women.

4 men break through a roof to bring a paralyzed friend to Jesus, and in doing so show where changing the world begins: with making a place of welcome for others in our souls.

Observance not only raises awareness about afflicted Christians, but also appeals to Christians worldwide to pause purposefully for a day and intercede for their persecuted faith community.

Interreligious faithful budget campaign hopes to convince U.S. Congress and Obama administration not to place undue burden on poor while shielding wealthiest from additional sacrifice.

Progress has been made, not just through faith-based efforts but also through the U.S. government, in this fight against a disease that needlessly kills more than 800,000 children every year.

Grant from Gates Foundation, in collaboration with U.N. Foundation, will provide administrative support to help reach United Methodist $75 million fund-raising goal.

$50,000 awarded in 2011 to 18 ministries, including a Central Conference project and 17 in four of the five U.S. jurisdictions.

Consultant will evaluate, implement communications strategy with AIDS contact persons.

Report criticizes Obama administration’s ad hoc initiatives in the deadliest conflict since World War II.

Coalition works with business and government officials to make a difference for working people and their families in San Francisco.

Interns will work for 8-10 weeks during the summer, engage in theological, ethical, political and practical dialogue about issues.

Persons, ages 18-22, interested in exploring public policy and social justice advocacy will work in U.S. capital during the summer.

Offering provides scholarships and loans for students attending United Methodist-related and other accredited colleges and universities.