Some people need diapers for their children, while others need a place to recover from surgery and freedom from medical debts. Three United Methodist churches are responding — and making an outsize contribution to their communities.
United Methodist clergy from across the U.S. joined in an interfaith protest Jan. 23 against federal violence in Minnesota. Now with federal agents responsible for another person’s death, pressure for accountability is mounting.
Church scholars and leaders joined to explore how Wesleyan theology shapes who United Methodists are around the globe and how it informs the denomination’s new vision.
Honduras has emerged as a key transit country for migrants. A United Methodist clinic in Danlí embodies a faith-based response, offering medical care, dignity and accompaniment to migrants in extreme vulnerability.
Commentaries
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Martin Luther King Jr. and the work we haven’t finished
A plea for ‘costly solidarity’ in Middle East
Compass provides sustainable retirement plan for clergy
On World AIDS Day, church called to bold action
After regionalization, church must prioritize unity
Reclaiming faith beyond fear and ideology
Remembering who we are amid US budget fight