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A Faith Based Perspective on Poverty in Zimbabwe
Church and Society welcomes guest writer Tafadzwa Chikawa, recent graduate of Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe and Church and Society Intern working from Zimbabwe. Tafadzwa has agreed to write a series of articles on social justice concerns in Mutare, Zimbabwe.
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Public Witness for Immigrant Justice Vigil, March and Rally Set For February 25th in Washington, D.C.
The Faithful Resistance: A Public Witness for Immigrant Justice ecumenical and interfaith event encourages people of faith to join for a day of worship, prayer, and peaceful advocacy calling for the humane treatment of immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. 1,200 participants have registered to attend the in-person event.
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Church and Society Hosts Members of U.S. Congress for Dinner at the United Methodist Building
Members of Congress, United Methodist bishops and ecumenical leaders gathered to strengthen partnerships and discuss faith, democracy and civic participation.
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faith in action
Join Church and Society on March 26th for Vigil on Capitol Hill
This Wednesday, the faith community is raising a prophetic and pastoral call to Congressional leaders to serve as the check and balance to advance the common good.
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Faith Leaders Call for Nuclear Abolition at United Methodist Building Vigil
Returning for a second year, Nuclear Prayer Day focused on prioritizing people and communities over war and weapons.
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Webinar: Seek Peace and Pursue It: Advocating for Nuclear Abolition in 2025
Join us at this webinar to learn more about the United Methodist Church’s position on nuclear weapons, hear from civil society and faith partners, and discover how you can get involved in the movement for nuclear abolition.
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Church and Society Advisory Team Charts Path Toward 2026 Jurisdictional Gatherings for Justice and Peace
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Wong Kim Ark and Birthright Citizenship: A Reflection for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
With the current administration's executive order to challenge the 14th Amendment birthright citizenship in the U.S., we honor the legacy of Wong Kim Ark and his landmark 1898 U.S. Supreme Court case that affirmed birthright citizenship rights cannot be denied based on race or ancestry.
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Sand Creek Massacre Exhibition Opens in Partnership with History Colorado, Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, and The United Methodist Church
Commemorating the exhibit opening at The United Methodist Building, Washington, D.C., United Methodist leaders and Sand Creek Massacre Tribal Representatives held a panel discussion offering remembrance and healing of the massacre.
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ACTION ALERT: Pull the World Back from the Brink and Pursue a World Free of Nuclear Weapons
Supporting H. Res. 317 is a moral imperative to live out our faith.
