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Commentary: Interviewing pastors ‘an awful job’
Brent Olson finds working with a conference board of ordained ministry “awful” in all senses of the word. Teen’s testimony shines under ‘Jeopardy!’ spotlight
Becky Kralle of New Jersey identifies Jesus as her hero and gives a tithe of her game-show earnings. Church remembers Evangelical United Brethren roots
Forty years after their merger with Methodists, former Evangelical United Brethren members recall the denomination of their youth. Africa University endowment reaches $44 million
United Methodist generosity helps the Zimbabwe school surpass its endowment fund-raising goal. Awards honor champions of historically black colleges
The Black College Fund honors two United Methodists for giving hope to 11 historically black colleges and universities. Caucus says empower black churches, communities
The annual meeting of Black Methodists for Church Renewal encourages modeling Wesleyan practices at the grassroots level. Men's Ministry, Interpreter Magazine, Mar/Apr 08
Assembly delegates to consider over 1,500 petitions
Advance materials help the nearly 1,000 delegates get familiar with upcoming General Conference legislation. Mission Papers 2008
Dyck joins search committee for new WCC leader
A United Methodist bishop is part of a World Council of Churches committee searching for a successor to the Rev. Samuel Kobia. Pew study raises questions for Methodist leaders
A new survey shows that United Methodism is losing more members than it's gaining, while also becoming older, whiter and wealthier. Commentary: John 3:16 vs. 'religious marketplace'
A new study of U.S. religion draws criticism that faith choices are increasingly focusing on satisfying personal needs. Chaplain helps troops readjust to home life
Soldiers returning home from Iraq “are dealing literally with a form of trauma,” says Lt. Col. John Morris. NCC sets Middle East peace as a top priority
The ecumenical organization is also pursuing a new strategic plan following last fall’s restructuring. Bishop promotes clusters to reconnect the connection
United Methodist churches in Florida band together in clusters to encourage connectional relationships with each other.

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