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Revised Social Principles: Updating The UMC toolbox for social witness
The document addresses United Methodists’ concerns from around the world, paying particular attention to being inclusive of all communities and integrating biblical and Wesleyan references.
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Public School Districts Face Threats and Political Pressure to Ban Books
2022-2023 school year escalates educational book censorship centered on race, history, sexual orientation and gender.
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Dislocation
We have changed our understanding of home or homelessness, of work and no work, of play and where we play, of how we listen to music, how we spend our hours, how we cook, what we eat, how we pray.
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Honed for public witnessing
Kevin John Maddela was part of Church and Society's Ethnic Young Adult internship program. He shares his experience. Church and Society is also accepting new applications for the EYA program.
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Shane Claiborne, featured speaker at Young Clergy event
Shane Claiborne was the featured speaker for the 2018 Young Clergy Leadership Forum hosted by Church and Society last month.
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ON THIS DAY - The Methodist Building Cafeteria To Integrate
On February 21, 1947, the process began to serve everyone at the Methodist Building Cafeteria on Capitol Hill no matter the color, race or creed.
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Pass the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act
Tell the U.S. Congress to reform our criminal justice system to be one based on restoration, and not retribution.
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faith in action
Register now for CoNGO's second global webinar of the year
Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations (CoNGO) presents Global Justice and Solidarity: Implementing Agenda 2030, Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action.
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Ministry with: 580 Café
580 Café is a ministry collaboration building a support system for those on the margins and struggling to remain in school. We spoke with Pastor Jeanne Roe Smith to learn more.
