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ACTION ALERT: Tell Congress to Prioritize Grace Over Greed in FY 2026 Appropriations
The United States Congress has less than two weeks to avoid a government shutdown by passing a funding measure for the 2026 fiscal year. As the appropriations process continues, our call remains the same – to advocate for the prioritization of grace over greed.
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Council of Bishops Announce Ratification of Constitutional Amendments
The Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church has completed canvassing the votes of annual conferences on the four constitutional amendments that were approved by the 2024 General Conference.
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Lenten Webinar Series: "Ashes to Action: Lent as Non-Violent Resistance"
Join the 2‑hour interactive webinar series for practical tools in nonviolent resistance and insights into the power of noncooperation.
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Reflection: A Time for Everything
Students from the Pacific School of Religion recently spent ten days exploring faith and advocacy in Washington, D.C. Here's a reflection from one of the United Methodist students.
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Planting the Seeds: An Ethnic Young Adult Alum Reflection
ViaFaith McCullough is currently an ImpactOK2 Resident in the Oklahoma Annual Conference. She reflects on how the GBCS Ethnic Young Adult Internship helped her to live out her faith boldly.
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Done! All Sections of the Revised Social Principles Officially Adopted.
Today, General Conference delegates passed The Social Community section of the Revised Social Principles in its entirety.
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faith in action
Register Today! Join Church & Society in Conversation with U.S. Based Voting Rights Advocates
Webinar focuses on how to prepare, educate and engage people of faith for the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.
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Symposium highlights
Church and Society recently co-hosted the Fourth Annual Symposium on the Role of Religion and Faith-based Organizations in International Affairs at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City.
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If you ate today, thank a farm worker
Today is Labor Day, a time when many people celebrate the end of summer. It’s also a time to celebrate workers’ rights. It’s also a day on which some of the most marginalized laborers in the U.S. have to work.
