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Church and Society Releases Four New Social Justice Position Statements
Position Statements from The General Board of Church and Society highlight the United Methodist stance on social justice issues that are based on the United Methodist Social Principles.
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Interfaith Groups Call Out Dangerous Ideology of Christian Zionism
The Christian Zionist organization “Christians United for Israel” is extremely dangerous, based in “end times” theology with connections to white Christian nationalism globally.
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Action Alert: Block Weapons Sales Fueling Conflict in the Middle East
We have an opportunity to call attention to Israel’s egregious violations of international law and targeting of civilians.
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Philippines: Democratic Governance, Human Rights, and the Peace Process
2016 Book of Resolutions, #6118
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faith in action
Church and Society awards over $55,000 in ethnic local church grants
Church and Society oversees the distribution of three different grants available to United Methodist congregations and organizations. These are the recipients of the fall 2017 ethnic local church grants.
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faith in action
Final Message from Susan Henry-Crowe
Another Beginning Without Pause for Church and Society
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faith in action
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence
One in three women will experience sexual violence in her lifetime. There are ways we can work to interrupt and stop the violence.
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faith in action
Church and Society Spring 2023 Board Meeting Highlights
The Board of Directors of the General Board of Church and Society met in Montgomery, Alabama, March 22-24, 2023.
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faith in action
We Persist: A Reflection by Bishop Hee-Soo Jung
Wisconsin Bishop reflects after verdict in Rittenhouse case
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faith in action
The Fierce Urgency of Now
Coined by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in 1963, “The Fierce Urgency of Now” reinforced a civil rights vision and movement that sparked a nations conscience for historical change. As we celebrate the MLK holiday, remembering his life and legacy, we find ourselves in 2026 still coping with many of the same injustices he faced.
