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Reflections on my time at Church and Society
Quinn Wonderling reflects on her first few months at Church and Society.
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International Day of Peace - What You Can Do
September 21, 2017 is International Day of Peace, and the general secretary offers ideas for how to get involved in peacebuilding efforts.
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Lessons from recovery
September is National Recovery Month. The Rev. Jack Womack, a pastor in Texas, reflects on the lessons he's learned in recovery and how each of us can apply them to our lives.
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Bautista addresses World Congress on Religious Freedom, receives Award of Honor
The Rev. Dr. Liberato Bautista of Church and Society addressed a plenary session of the eight World Congress for Religious Freedom, moderated a breakout session, and was one of 10 recipients of this year’s Award of Honor.
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Undoing racism: What white clergy can do to help
White supremacy is both a product of history and a very real present reality. There is education that white people, and white clergy specifically, need to undergo — and lead others in — to engage in the dismantling of racism.
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A prayer for World Communion Sunday
World Communion Sunday is October 1 this year. Here’s a prayer you can use in your worship service.
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Honoring International Literacy Day
Over 50 years ago, UNESCO officially proclaimed Sept. 8 as International Literacy Day to actively mobilize the international community and to promote literacy as an instrument to empower individuals, communities and societies.
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Peace on the Korean Peninsula Forum
Join Church and Society for a three-day seminar diving into issues of peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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UM deaconess responds to Philippine extrajudicial killing crisis
Deaconess Norma Dollaga recently put her faith in action by writing an op-ed published in The Philippine Daily Inquirer, one of the Philippines' leading newspapers.
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If you ate today, thank a farm worker
Today is Labor Day, a time when many people celebrate the end of summer. It’s also a time to celebrate workers’ rights. It’s also a day on which some of the most marginalized laborers in the U.S. have to work.
