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Children’s art helps draw two continents together
Kids in Missouri and Mozambique gain appreciation for one another through art exchange program. Commentary: Mumbai moves on after attacks
Jacob and Glory Dharmaraj find that the people—and faiths—of Mumbai are resilient following terrorist attack. Firewood ministry warms hearts, homes in mountains
Church teams travel to the hills of North Carolina to chop firewood for people in need. Social action agency sets legislative priorities
The Board of Church and Society is focusing on health care, poverty, immigration, families and other key areas. Mississippi looks back, forward after inauguration
United Methodists gather to recall lynchings in their state and look to the promise of a new era. UMCOR responds to Gaza relief needs
Humanitarian groups take advantage of a cease-fire to meet residents’ urgent needs for food and other supplies. Africa University students struggle to pay fees
With inflation at 230 million percent, Zimbabwe’s woes are squeezing students and their families. Methodist center diagnoses sleep disorders
New clinic opens at a time when some 70 million Americans are dealing with sleep-related problems. A Nation’s Journey: The Inauguration of Barack Obama (Audio Slideshow)
See and hear how United Methodists and others spent their time in service and celebration during inauguration week. Churches serve up hospitality in historic week
Visitors to Washington experienced hospitality and forged friendships at area churches during inauguration week. Filipino church leaders support chief justice
Reynato S. Puno, a United Methodist, could be the target of impeachment efforts because of his human rights support. Church can be model for Obama team, McCurry says
The United Methodist Church can be a model for bringing people from different viewpoints together, former press secretary says. Commentary: U.S. has power to do good
“We are the change that is anticipated,” writes the Rev. Larry Pickens. Now it is time to get to work. Faith leaders want to partner with Obama
U.S. leaders in the World Council of Churches offer their support in a letter to the new president. Students see hope for Africa in Obama presidency
In Zimbabwe, students at Africa University share their excitement about the new U.S. president. Court docket includes Bush library, same-sex unions
The United Methodist Judicial Council will act on high-profile issues when it meets this spring in Denver. Pastor works pasture to raise food for poor
When he’s not in the pulpit, the Rev. Nels Ledwell can probably be found tending cattle for a nonprofit farm. Inauguration inspires hope, awe for United Methodists
Witnesses find themselves moved by the historic moment—and motivated to help President Obama bring about change. Lowery, Height join those on inaugural platform
Civil rights veterans Joseph Lowery and Dorothy Height share historic moment with new President Barack Obama. Churches provide hospitality for inauguration crowds
Congregations are welcoming Washington visitors with the theme: "Be the Change You Want to See."
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