Christian fiction climbing the charts at Abingdon
Faith-filled, quality writing attracts readers.
Job cuts hit mission agency the hardest
Balancing compassion, finances difficult.
‘Creation Vacations’ offer respite in tough times
Time away can renew spirits.
Agencies announce restructuring, more layoffs
Plans focus on mission needs.
U.S. conferences disapprove structure proposal
Other regions of the world are yet to vote, so the fate of the proposed changes won’t be known until 2010.
United Methodists challenged to seek young clergy
Younger leaders have ‘new vision for a new day’.
United Methodists call for justice in Philippines
Obama asked to address rights abuses.
South African school serves refugee children
Mission treats all people with dignity.
Impressions from the British Conference
A reflection by Harriett Olson, who served as a delegate from the United Methodist Church to the Methodist Conference in Great Britain in early July.
Woman with ‘uncommon touch’ ministers to homeless
Sunday meals served with love.
Economy causes tightening of conference budgets
New church starts, mission partnerships are priorities.
Government in Fiji arrests Methodists
The United Methodist missions agency is “disturbed by the implications of the arrests,” says the Rev. Edward Paup.
Congregations step out in faith, despite financial straits
Like many churches in Côte d’Ivoire, Nazareth United Methodist is growing yet financially struggling.
UMNS launches new blog on 'Church, Culture and Media'
Filing from Geneva, the Rev. Larry Hollon offers perspective on the global fight against malaria.
Church pursues radio to reach across Côte d’Ivoire
United Methodists will provide vital information over the air with the launch of a station in Cote d’Ivoire.
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