The lifelong United Methodist, who died July 9 at age 77, was inspired by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to fight injustice. She went on to inspire countless others as a deaconess and servant leader.
While grateful that the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Trump’s executive order denying birthright citizenship, United Methodists also lament that the court upheld other measures targeting immigrants.
Facing a deadly Ebola flare up, the East Congo Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church is rolling out an integrated response — spiritual, medical and community based — to protect the most vulnerable populations.
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Love of neighbor drives advocacy in political spaces
Another United Methodist way to look at high court’s voting decision
Helping people ‘hear the Gospel’ in new ways
For every righteous ‘no,’ there must be a holy ‘yes’
Grace doesn’t grab: Why consent belongs in worship
What comes next after ‘Faithful Resistance’ march?
Winter guard meets Wesleyan warmth