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Applications now being accepted for More to Migration
Church and Society will host its fourth annual called seminar More to Migration Nov. 4-9, 2019, in El Salvador. Apply today. Applications close June 28.
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faith in action
Save the date: Called seminar 2019
Church and Society will host its fourth annual called seminar More to Migration on Nov. 4-9, 2019, in El Salvador! The application process will be open May 1.
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faith in action
Meet Alli Koehler, our Church and Society intern
Alli Koehler is interning with Church and Society this spring semester in Washington, D.C., via Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.
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faith in action
Hiking Day
A theological reflection on "Hiking Day" by Anne and Lizzy Rockwell, an illustrated book about a young girl experiencing nature for the first time.
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press release
Church and Society board recommends major revision of United Methodist Social Principles
Seeks to make Social Principles more succinct, theological rooted, globally relevant
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faith in action
Welcome our summer intern Eliza Love
Eliza Love joins us as a General Summer Intern and Hess Fellow from Birmingham-Southern College. We asked her a few questions to share her work and passion.
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faith in action
To be made new
Nica Sy is interning at Church World Service a part of Church and Society's Ethnic Young Adult internship program. She reflects on her first week in Washington, D.C.
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action
A two decade old pledge provides Church and Society with $250k
An Asheville, North Carolina, couple pledged two decades ago to support the good works of Church and Society with a pledge of $250,000.00 that was delivered last year
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faith in action
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.
