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Settlements: A stumbling block to peace.
The mayors of Bethlehem and Wadi Foquin in the West Bank visited Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. last week. They spoke at a congressional briefing and met with members of Congress.
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faith in action
Ministry WITH the poor
How are you and your congregation partnering with people and communities to challenge the systems and structures that obstruct the path to abundant life?
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faith in action
Meeting the other: Can we talk?
The Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center in North Carolina will host an interfaith peace conference March 1-4, 2018.
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faith in action
World Diabetes Day
People without health insurance live lives that are shorter and less healthy because it’s harder for them to get preventive, diagnostic and ongoing care. As we honor World Diabetes Day, make sure you and everyone you know has health insurance.
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faith in action
A prayer for United Nations Day
Today is the 72 anniversary of the entry into force in 1945 of the UN Charter. The Rev. Mark Terwilliger of Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, offers this prayer.
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Support the People of Puerto Rico
As UMCOR does relief and recovery work in Puerto Rico, your help is needed to get Congress to pass an aid package.
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faith in action
The epidemic of missing and murdered Native American women
Angela Lovegood and Kimberly Lorring-Heavy Runner attended the Senate Oversight Committee hearing addressing the problem of missing and murdered Native American women and girls.
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Domestic abuse and gun violence: A fatal intersection
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but the work to stop domestic abuse is needed year-round, with attention to different intersections.
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Join in an Easter Prayer for Harmony on the Korean Peninsula
The National Council of Churches in Korea and the Korean Christian Federation prepared the 2017 Easter Joint North-South Prayer.
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Saving Mothers' Lives: A Call to Stay Together
Whether it is separation through forced zero tolerance immigration policies, incarcerated mothers who give birth in the prison system, or relinquishment through adoption or to relatives, there will be deep psychological scars and trauma mothers and their children will have to endure.
