Government in Fiji arrests Methodists
The United Methodist missions agency is “disturbed by the implications of the arrests,” says the Rev. Edward Paup.
Côte d’Ivoire: Walking in Faith
A UMNS special report shows how the church is tackling some of the difficult problems facing Côte d’Ivoire.
Church fights poverty with jam project, financing
“We refuse to be called poor because our heavenly Father is rich,” Adèle Yed says.
Faith helps Ivoirian general endure suffering, challenges
Forgiveness is essential for Côte d’Ivoire to heal following civil war, says Gen. Philippe Mangou.
United Methodist leads Côte d’Ivoire’s election effort
Robert Beugré Mambé is relying on God to help him as he plans the upcoming presidential election.
Change the World conference addresses poverty
Every church can make a difference, organizers say.
Worker justice network decries wage theft
Exploitation rising with jobless rate, advocates say.
United Methodists walk across Alabama for poverty
Lisa Pierce walks 168 miles to raise money for rural ministry and promote awareness for the poor.
G8 draws praise for food aid pledge
Church and relief leaders hail the G8’s commitment to provide $20 billion in food aid.
Aid concerns rise for displaced Pakistanis
Monsoon season increases health risks.
United Methodists battle gambling in Ohio
Common good is better bet, church advocates say.
Mission Agency Expresses Concern for People of Honduras
The United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries is deeply concerned for the welfare of the people of Honduras in this time of political uncertainty following the June 28 removal and replacement of President Manuel Zelaya by military action following a dispute with the country’s congress and supreme court.
Runner’s quest brings wells to Africa
Church rallies around mission project.
What mainline clergy think
The largest survey of mainline Protestant clergy in seven years finds them strongly supportive of government action in health care and the environment, and in addressing social problems such as unemployment, poverty and poor housing. They are hesitant, however, to address controversial social issues.
Katherine and Lynda Commale exceed initial goal of raising $100,000 for Nothing but Nets
Bishop Peggy A. Johnson presents Katherine Commale with a check totaling $4,614 for Nothing But Nets. This check places the total amount raised by Katherine's bed net team over $100,000 dollars!
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