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The Rev. Jamie Sprague and his wife Kay stand in front of Kanawha Chapel United Methodist Church in Davisville, W.Va., where Sprague serves as a licensed local pastor. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.
The Rev. Jamie Sprague and his wife Kay stand in front of Kanawha Chapel United Methodist Church in Davisville, W.Va., where Sprague serves as a licensed local pastor. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.

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Daily Digest - December 10, 2019
Strategizing for GC2020; Deadly violence in Congo; Churches build online presence
General Church
The morning worship during the final day of the 2019 General Conference in St. Louis. Photo by Kathleen Barry, UM News.

As GC2020 nears, fewer keep to the sidelines
United Methodists across the theological spectrum are taking public stands on the homosexuality debate and strategizing for the coming General Conference.
Social Concerns
Congolese youth, including United Methodists, pray for peace, during an ecumenical Church of Christ in Congo gathering in Bukavu, Congo. Photo by Philippe Kituka Lolonga, UM News.

United Methodists killed in Congo violence
A resurgence of attacks by armed groups in Beni has left more than 75 church families displaced alongside thousands of others in East Congo.