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The Body of Christ at the U.S.-Mexico border
The Rio Texas Annual Conference and Bishop Robert Schnase led a delegation from Church and Society on a trip to America's southern border.
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White Christian Nationalism, Hate and Extremism: An Interview with Dr. Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon
Dr. Wiinikka-Lydon, Senior Research Analyst with the Intelligence Project of The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), discusses the findings of the SPLC 2022 Report on Hate & Extremism released in June 2023.
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Shaping a just and peaceful world by 2040
The past few years have been troubling and anxiety producing. Pandemics, racism, wars, climate change, the rise of nationalism in many countries, migration and tentative economies. All the while the church has focused itself on internal struggles believed to threaten its very survival.
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Shane Claiborne, featured speaker at Young Clergy event
Shane Claiborne was the featured speaker for the 2018 Young Clergy Leadership Forum hosted by Church and Society last month.
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faith in action
White privilege: Naming past sins and changing behaviors
I began elementary school in the late 1970s when school desegregation was beginning in Raleigh, N.C., and the Wake County Public Schools.
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Teaching the Revised Social Principles in the age of COVID-19
An Elder reflects on the urgency of the Social Principles in the midst of a pandemic.
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faith in action
Church and Society Awards Over $100,000 in Grants
Church and Society oversees the distribution of three different grants available to United Methodist congregations and organizations.
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faith in action
Shane Claiborne is featured speaker at 2017 Young Clergy Leadership Forum
Church and Society welcomed dozens of young United Methodist leaders.
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faith in action
Buried Sunlight
With climate change taking center stage throughout the 2020 presidential campaign and the shift in language from “climate change” to “climate crisis,” ignoring the impact we as humans have on our world is impossible.