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Church and Society board recommends major revision of United Methodist Social Principles
Seeks to make Social Principles more succinct, theological rooted, globally relevant
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Church in Kentucky Annual Conference contributes to Church and Society
Christ Church of Louisville from the Kentucky Annual Conference has contributed $4,000 to Church and Society peace and justice programs.
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Young clergy addressed by advocates for deaf ministry and health care for children
Rev. Dr. Clayton Childers, Director of Conference Relations, tells of the advocates for deaf ministry and healthcare for children who spoke at the sixteenth annual Young Clergy Leadership Forum at the United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
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Intern Profile: Cody Wisswasser on Racial and Economic Inequality
Intern Cody Wiswasser is excited to be working with Church and Society in Washington, D.C., on issues of race and economic inequality.
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Pilgrimage for peace on the Korean Peninsula
Peace on the Korean Peninsula was the impetus for a 10-day long pilgrimage to South Korea.
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How long, O Lord, how long
Statement from the Rev. Dr. Susan Henry-Crowe on the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday 2019
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Church and Society on Homeland Security's proposed public charge rule
Church and Society submits public comment on the proposed Homeland Security 'public charge' rule and its impact on immigrants.
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Ministry With: Fellowship Health Clinic
Ann McCullen, executive director of Edwards Street Fellowship Center, runs her ministry to help alleviate the impact of poverty on health care.
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Save the date: Called seminar 2019
Church and Society will host its fourth annual called seminar More to Migration on Nov. 4-9, 2019, in El Salvador! The application process will be open May 1.
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Meet Alli Koehler, our Church and Society intern
Alli Koehler is interning with Church and Society this spring semester in Washington, D.C., via Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.
