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Introducing “ON THIS DAY,” an article series celebrating the United Methodist Building’s 100th year anniversary.
Each month in 2024, Church and Society will highlight notable days offering glimpses into the momentous 100-year history of the United Methodist Building and the people called Methodists often walking along side ecumenical partners living their faith through social witness.
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New Videos of The United Methodist Building's 100th Anniversary for UMC Annual Conferences
High-quality videos tell the story of the United Methodist Building's one hundred year legacy of social witness on Capitol Hill and beyond.
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faith in action
Meet the 2017 Ethnic Young Adult Intern Cohort
The Ethnic Young Adult Internship (EYA) program is for young justice seekers willing to unpack their faith and identity while working with an organization engaged in addressing social injustices. Interns are placed with advocacy, public policy, nonprofit and grassroots organizations where they work four days a week.
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Caring for our neighbors in COVID-19
Building beloved community in a moment of social distancing.
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The World Community: National Power and Responsibility
2016 Book of Discipline, Social Principles ¶165.B
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The Nurturing Community: Single Persons
2016 Book of Discipline, Social Principles ¶161.E
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The Natural World: Water, Air, Soil, Minerals, Plants
2016 Book of Discipline, Social Principles ¶160.A
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faith in action
Apply now: Wendland Fellowship for Faith and Justice
The Wendland Fellowship for Faith and Justice is a twelve month fellowship designed to resource and equip United Methodists for social change. The fellowship is part of a two year Advocates for Justice Initiative focused in two annual conferences (North Texas and Central Texas annual conferences).
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Don't Miss The United Methodist Building's 100th Anniversary Live Stream Special Event
Join Church and Society and a variety of guests, in celebration of 100 years of social witness, at the United Methodist Building in Washington, D.C. September 26, 2024.
