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ON THIS DAY… South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu at the United Methodist Building to Discuss Angola
On May 20, 1993, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, head of the All-Africa Council of Churches, held a press conference in the United Methodist Building, following his meeting with President Clinton the day before, to express his excitement and hope for United States recognition of a new Democratic government in Angola.
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Church and Society Releases Four New Social Justice Position Statements
Position Statements from The General Board of Church and Society highlight the United Methodist stance on social justice issues that are based on the United Methodist Social Principles.
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faith in action
World Leaders Adopt Key Documents at the UN Summit of the Future, Youth Call for a Transformative Shift Toward Inclusion
Key documents were adopted at the UN Summit of the Future. While the summit marked progress, challenges remain in implementing commitments and ensuring diverse voices are heard in decision-making, particularly those of younger generations who called for genuine inclusion.
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faith in action
Church and Society Host Young Adult Clergy Leadership Forum in Ministry for Justice and Peace
Last week, United Methodist young adult clergy gathered to attend a three-day Young Adult Clergy Leadership Forum at the United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
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resolution
Philippines: Democratic Governance, Human Rights, and the Peace Process
2016 Book of Resolutions, #6118
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Health and Wholeness Partnerships
Coalitions and partners on issues of health care, mental health, and addictions.
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faith in action
DC Exhibit—The Sand Creek Massacre: The Betrayal that Changed Cheyenne and Arapaho People Forever
The exhibit will be on display in the United Methodist Building in Washington, D.C., from November 10 to December 1, 2025.
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Collabowriting: Toward a Glocal Grammar of Solidarity
Every new word begins as an attempt to name a reality not yet fully understood. In this seventh edition of The Present Tense, Liberato Bautista and Onesimus Emmanuel explore collabowriting, a practice emerging from Bautista's long reflection on glocal organizing and advocacy. Through a summer mentor-mentee exchange, they demonstrate how local experience and global responsibility converge in a grammar of solidarity. Their collaboration did not originate the concept; it revealed its enduring power as a practice of joint attention, shared inquiry, and public witness.
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Economic, Health, and Gender Justice
Rooted in an intersectional approach to ministry; the Economic, Health, and Gender Justice portfolio seeks to address unjust policies and practices that obstruct the full flourishing of humanity.
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faith in action
Meet the 2026 Ethnic Young Adult (EYA) Interns
EYA interns explore their faith and identity while putting their faith into action through advocacy and public witness.
