More than 2,000 people of faith marched around the U.S. Capitol to witness to the Christian faith and to let immigrants know that they do not stand alone.
United Methodist leaders have embarked on a significant reimagining of the Book of Discipline. They also heard an update on the formation of a U.S. regional conference.
A United Methodist pastor from the U.S. who serves in Denmark shared the ongoing impact of U.S. aggression on international relations. He also shared what it means for the church.
Concerns about immigration, education and criminal justice drive a record number of United Methodists to participate in Tennessee Day on the Hill in 2026.
Commentaries
Church must do messy work of restoring community
A clean page for a critical time
Celebrate Black History Month by listening to historic voices
In troubling times, look to ‘higher law’
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