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Drew University hosts Conference Church and Society Leaders Gathering
“Ministry with the Poor” was a particular focus of a gathering of Conference Church and Society Leaders held Oct. 1-4, 2018 at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey.
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faith in action
Applications for the Summer EYA Internship Program now open!
Alumni Estefany Sanabria shares about her summer as an EYA intern and encourages young people to committed to justice to apply!
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faith in action
Book Review: The God Who Sees by Karen Gonzalez
Immigration Justice intern Ed White encourages churches wanting to build a theology around the experiences of immigrants to read The God Who Sees.
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Take action: Support a Just and Equitable Economic Recovery
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated the pre-existing injustices impacting our communities.
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faith in action
Church and Society Celebrates The International Day of The World’s Indigenous Peoples
United Methodists continue to play an active role in support of Indigenous peoples’ recognition worldwide.
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Action Alert: Tell Congress to Support Full Funding For Economic Justice
Proposed spending cuts would be detrimental for women and children, rural families, students, and those seeking affordable housing.
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faith in action
Eyewitness to the Russian Invasion: Interview with Ukrainian Scholar Constantin Sigov
Dignity and The Courage of Resistance
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faith in action
Ensuring a Fair and Equitable Democracy for All
As United Methodists, we can work for a fair and equitable democracy by ensuring all people are counted in the 2020 U.S. census.
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faith in action
Church and Society on Homeland Security's proposed public charge rule
Church and Society submits public comment on the proposed Homeland Security 'public charge' rule and its impact on immigrants.
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faith in action
Saving Mothers' Lives: A Call to Stay Together
Whether it is separation through forced zero tolerance immigration policies, incarcerated mothers who give birth in the prison system, or relinquishment through adoption or to relatives, there will be deep psychological scars and trauma mothers and their children will have to endure.
