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Support The United Methodist Church's work of living faith, seeking justice, and pursuing peace.
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Health Care is a Basic Human Right
The General Secretary's statement on Congressional Efforts to rollback health care.
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faith in action
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Around the World: Zimbabwe
Tendai Rebecca Gurupira of the Zimbabwe Episcopal Area shares her advocacy against gender-based violence.
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faith in action
Interview with Social Principles revision team leader Rev. Hilde Marie Movafagh
The Social Principles are being revised by a global team of theologians and experts. Today we profile the leader leading the team working on the nurturing community section of the Social Principles.
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faith in action
Sacred Worth Books Highlight: We Move Together by Kelly Fritsch, Anne McGuire, and Eduardo Trejo
Recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month by reading a great book with the kids in your life.
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faith in action
Jessica’s Box: Understanding justice through children’s literature
Children with disabilities have a hard time finding books that include characters with disabilities and especially those where the focus is not on the disability.
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faith in action
Palestine through the eyes of children
“Allow the children to come to me,” Jesus said, “Don’t forbid them, because the kingdom of heaven belongs to people like these children.” (Matthew 19:14)
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Host an event during the National Week of Action
United Methodists teams, other people of faith and community partners will be hosting and attending End Child Detention events across the country June 9-16. Coordinate a vigil. Attend a march. Schedule a meeting with your member of Congress’s office. Raise awareness and generate support for ending child detention.
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faith in action
United Methodists Host Delegation of Lumbee Representatives to Advocate for Tribal Recognition
Tribal sovereignty is an inherent international right of Native nations. It encompasses various matters, such as jurisdiction over Indians and non-Indians on tribal lands, education and language, child welfare and religious freedom.” - 2016 United Methodist Resolution 3321
