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A called what? FAQ on called seminars
On Sept. 5-7, 2018, Church and Society will host its third annual called-seminar, Scarcity in Abundance: Hunger in the United States. Registration for the event will begin June 1, 2018, but if you ever wondered what a called seminar is, this FAQ is for you!
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faith in action
Climate change impacts all of us
The consequences of climate change are visible to me every day as a Southern California resident and an African American.
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faith in action
Church and Society's store
Did you know that Church and Society has a store? While all resources that Church and Society offers are available as free downloadable documents, professionally produced materials are available for purchase.
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faith in action
Ministry With: Community Hope Center
More than 500,000 people experience homelessness in the U.S. Many churches often help to care for our unhoused and under-housed neighbors. We spoke with the Community Hope Center, which is also working to address the systemic reasons leading to homelessness.
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faith in action
Love your (refugee) neighbors
A quiet town outside Stuttgart, Germany welcomed a group of refugees. What happened next surprised them.
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faith in action
Saving mothers' lives: Christian call to end racism
As we continue to celebrate Mothers, we're taking a look at some of the steps we can take to help prevent deaths due to pregnancy and childbirth. This is part 4, addressing the sin of racism.
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faith in action
Revising the Social Principles: A global process
The General Conference tasked Church and Society to revise the Social Principles. The process is ongoing and has included conversations with United Methodists around the world. One United Methodist reflects on her experience.
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faith in action
Food, tables and God's nature
Food and feasting are a part of Thanksgiving and the lives of many congregations. What does the way we eat and invite others to eat say about our understanding of the character and nature of God?
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faith in action
Saving mothers' lives
Dr. Kathy Hartke is an OB-GYN and a United Methodist. At the end of Sunday worship, her pastor says, "Go out and change the world." She takes that call seriously.
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