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November 9, 2022 Nine words spoken by John Wesley are the through line to the career of the Rev. Collins Etchi Ako, a United Methodist missionary serving in Congo. “I look upon all the world as my parish,” the founder of Methodism wrote in one
June 22, 2022 On June 11, the academic achievements of 712 graduates from 18 African countries were recognized as they garnered degrees and top honors at Africa University’s 28th graduation ceremony. The event, held at the main campus in Mutare, focused on the theme, “Celebrating
The United Methodist Board of Global Ministries approved more than $13 million in grants and disbursements during its May 11-12 spring virtual meeting, including $3.5 million to help realize a late bishop’s dream of making The United Methodist Church in Africa self-sufficient through agriculture. More
When the students of Glenoaks Christian Elementary and Wooden Shoe Preschool learned that children in another part of the world are suffering from a curable, they were shocked. In 17 months, children from two years old all the way to sixth grade raised $2,000 in
Wrightwood Community UMC had been supporting The “Imagine No Malaria” campaign with a pledge of $100 a month. But, they decided to also have a Fundraiser to raise some more money, better and faster. Here’s their story: We needed an event that was unique and
Hope United Methodist Church (Torrance, CA)
Los Altos United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church of Chula Vista celebrates Imagine No Malaria Sunday 2015!
When the adult leaders of First United Methodist Church of Escondido met, they challenged Pastor Ruben Torres to teach their children about malaria. The leaders came together because Pastor Torres was challenged into the #lemonface challenge by Rev. Joel Hortiales, Associate Director of Hispanic/Latino Ministries
On October 18, 2014, members of the English ministry of Bell Memorial United Methodist Church marched in the annual Buckboard Days parade (Rowland Heights, CA). Why? They marched to lead their community in imagining no malaria in Sub-Saharan Africa. They marched with a banner with
