Saint John's 'Operation: Swaddling Clothes' (Memphis AC)
St. John's UMC hopes to collect 18,000 diapers to help low-income families.
Faith leaders launch campaign for immigration reform
Organizers hope to deliver 250,000 postcards to Congress by Jan. 4.
United Methodists help commission USS New York
Chaplain says new ship is evidence “that those who seek to destroy will never overcome those who work together for good.”
USS New York becomes symbol of healing
United Methodist chaplain touched by stories of visitors.
Congolese president visits Africa University
Joseph Kabila says his nation is on road to recovery.
Scrub Club kids wash wheelchairs, walkers
Scrub Club kids wash wheelchairs, walkers.
Vets in need get free food at Texas church
Food pantry provides food to about 30 vets and their families.
Have yourself a... Fair Celebration
As families gather for holiday celebrations, they are encouraged to support workers and producers by purchasing fair trade items.
United Methodist legislators disagree on reform details
Members of Congress fall in line with their parties, agreeing on the need for reform but differing on how.
Women call for affordable health care for all
Leaders of United Methodist Women hold a rally and reaffirm their belief in health care as a human right.
'Little church with big heart' catches Yankees’ pitch
United Methodists in the Bronx serve uneaten food from concession stands to area residents.
Partnerships are key for global health, Frist says
Medicine can be a “currency for peace,” says Frist, who travels the globe on medical missions.
Faith groups lead call for immigration reform
Advocates motivated by moral, theological concerns.
Keeping hope alive in the Congo
The Democratic Republic of the Congo could be the archetype for what Africans call the “resource curse” — the malady where impoverished people fare worst in countries with abundant natural resources. Yet United Methodist Women is helping impoverished families, women, children and youth in the Congo keep hope alive.
International Day of Prayer for Peace
On Sept. 21, faith communities throughout the world are committing to the International Day of Peace through prayer, meditation and other forms of spiritual observance.
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