‘50s church TV show features baseball icon
The TV program produced by the Methodist Church offers a glimpse of Jackie Robinson in the role of civic leader.
Young adults talk church relevance
Relevance X 2011 asked young Christians to see serving others an extension of their faith and a way God works outside church walls.
Aviation ministry offers hope to Congo’s sick
In an area the size of Texas, a United Methodist pilot is often the difference between life and death for Congolese people in need of care.
Aviation ministry offers hope to Congo’s sick
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In an area the size of Texas, one United Methodist pilot is often the difference between life and death for Congolese people in need of a hospital.
Women share their stories at UN event
The United Methodist Women’s delegation brought attention to the need for greater access to education for women and girls.
Black History Month urges welcome for all
Raised during segregation, the Rev. Hilly Hicks says even as an adult he worried if he would be welcome in all-white congregations.
Church membership tops 12 million
While U.S. membership has continued to shrink, the denomination is experiencing rapid growth globally, especially in Africa and the Philippines.
Talbert values guide institute
Young leaders begin new Talbert class
Nine people, ranging in age from 19 to 36, are the first fellows in a program based on Bishop Melvin Talbert’s leadership values.
Civil rights icon Lowery launches book
The preacher, and co-founder of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, shares a lifetime of sermons and speeches.
In his words: Excerpts from ‘Singing the Lord’s Song in a Strange Land’
Many U.S. presidents have Methodist ties
How did leaders from Lincoln to FDR to Obama turn to Wesley’s followers for spiritual and social aid?
Supercomputer’s win not trivial to Christians
Watson’s triumph in “Jeopardy!” gives some theologians food for thought. Are humans destined to become obsolete?
Church responds to Côte d’Ivoire crisis
Since the contested election last year, United Methodist leaders have called for peace, provided aid and invited people to be in dialogue.
Exploring black history transcends race
Gil Caldwell wonders: If we don’t study our past failings, how can we celebrate the progress we have made?
A friend in mission is a friend indeed
Changing the world requires people to offer their contributions and their companionship, Women’s Division executive writes.
Despite tough times, church giving rises
Fifteen annual (regional) conferences gave 100 percent of the money asked of them to support ministries around the world.
Young pastor juggles many responsibilities
With a love of Wesley and a maturity beyond his 25 years, the Rev. William Brewer serves as spiritual leader for two Ohio churches.
Bishops react to homosexuality statement
Some urge prayer and dialogue. Others express disappointment. Still others support a call to lift ban on gay clergy.
Church court clarifies voting eligibility
New groups of clergy are eligible elect delegates to The United Methodist Church’s top lawmaking body.
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