Cross opens doors for military chaplains to minister
Chaplains stand out because of what they wear and what they don’t carry. They wear crosses. They carry no weapon.
Chaplains provide ‘listening ears,’ ‘tender hearts’
Military chaplains care for the hearts and souls of soldiers while other military commanders oversee their physical and mental preparation.
Mike DuBose named UMAC Communicator of the Year
A slideshow shows why the denomination’s photographer is honored for his years of chronicling the church at work in the world.
Recent disaster responses highlight UMCOR, UMVIM relationship
In Louisiana and Texas the disaster response ministry dovetailed with a well-established volunteer network.
GBHEM officers elected at board organizing meeting
The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry elected new officers, heard the general secretary’s State of the Board Address, and attended a ministry fair during the Board’s fall 2008 meeting.
Fall Board Meeting, Board of Global Ministries
News and photos from the recent fall board meeting of the Board of Global Ministries and the Women's Division.
Commentary: Claiming the name 'United Methodist'
"What is so troubling about United Methodism that pastors and congregations would no longer want to claim the name?" a pastor asks.
Global Ministries launches effort to start 400 churches
United Methodists can help plant churches around the world through a fund launched with an initial gift from an Atlanta businesswoman.
Got a Methodist question? Go to Archives and History
The United Methodist Commission on Archives and History is beefing up its Web site—and expanding access to church history.
UMCOR advocates to provide Cuba storm relief
The United Methodist Committee on Relief makes some progress toward obtaining government licenses to assist Cuba's hurricane survivors.
Commentary: John Wesley’s advice on the economy
With today's world markets in turmoil, thoughts on the economy from the founder of Methodism hold insights more than two centuries later.
With globalization, church must offer different view
The church must challenge the power philosophy of globalization in order to make a difference, says this year's Willson lecturer.
Fairly traded chocolate is sweet treat for Halloween
United Methodists partner with a Massachusetts coop to raise awareness about a product that can be a "tricky treat."
Commentary: Stop the cruelty of immigration raids
A recent raid on illegal immigrants in South Carolina draws United Methodist voices speaking in behalf of broken families.
Mission Conference Looks Beyond the Walls
"Awesome" was the word Nancy Crissman of Crossroads United Methodist Church, Conyers, Georgia, used to describe an early October conference that pointed Christians toward mission "Beyond the Walls"--meaning beyond church walls.
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