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Get your shot!
Imagine if we organized our churches to be centers for listening, educating, caring for and distributing COVID vaccines. With 28,000 United Methodist Churches in the U.S. what a difference we could make.
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faith in action
On the Ground at COP26
Daily updates about interfaith activities and the observations of General Board of Church and Society delegates and others participating in the Oct. 31-Nov. 12 United Nations Climate Conference.
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faith in action
Celebrating African American Heritage Month
Frederick Douglass: His Influence on Civil Rights, Voting Rights and Women's Rights is a Light from The Past and a Beacon for The Future
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"Hallelujah Anyhow": Virtual Advocacy in a Tumultuous Time
Min. Christian Watkins, of the National Council of Churches writes, "While the pandemic has made some things harder, connecting through technology and access to our elected officials has become easier."
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faith in action
Church and Society Awards Grants for 2020
Church and Society awards three different grants available to United Methodist congregations and organizations. We are proud to announce the 2020 Ethnic Local Church, Human Relations Day, and Peace with Justice Grantees:
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faith in action
Ethnic Young Adult Internship
Looking for a transformative summer internship? We will be reviewing applications for this summer’s Ethnic Young Adult internship program in mid-March. Young adults wanting to participate in this summer’s programming should apply by March 11th.
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faith in action
Tell your Senators to fund the U.S. fair share for Climate Finance, Global Health and Political Stability
Now is the time to raise our voices calling for robust funding for critical international priorities.
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faith in action
A United Methodist Reflections on COVID-19 in Nigeria
Rev. Esther Inuwa, Church and Society Intern, reflects on how COVID-19 raises recurrent challenges in Nigeria of whether God causes disease in response to humans for their sins and whether God is powerful enough to prevent disease from occurring in the first place.
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