All rights reserved. California-Pacific Conference, 2024.
For 33 days in 2018, the Rev. Terence Lester walked through the South. He was in a constant state of stress and anxiety. Some truck drivers tried to run him off the road; others followed him closely for miles as he walked — mostly alone
Do you know these Black United Methodist History-Markers? Look up these history-makers from our church and unscramble their names as an activity. The resource, available via R-Squared, can be viewed in PDF and downloaded via the button below.
February is Black History Month and The General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) has developed an infographic to help us learn more. The downloadable infographic, available in PDF via R-Squared, highlights why and how to introduce and incorporate Black History Month into worship, nurture,
January 31, 2022 This month, The General Board of Church & Society (GBCS) caught up with a grant recipient from our last cycle of Peace With Justice grants to ask how their project had turned out. This grantee, Bridges Alliance of Johnson County (BAJC), is a
by Wyatt RobinsonJanuary 27, 2022 Over the last few months, I’ve been reflecting on how the Mission of the United Methodist Church, “to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world,” connects to our works of justice here at Church and Society.
The Collective Table is, today, a ministry that makes available conversation, music, meditation, and art. Their podcast has had as guests well-known Christian personalities such as Rob Bell, Jennifer Knapp, and Otis Moss III, among many others. The tagline at the top of their website
UM Council of BishopsJanuary 21, 2022 WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church is calling upon United Methodists to use their influence in their states, legislative districts, and local precincts to enable voter registration and to
Greetings as we start the New Year, 2022: Many of us have been following the volcanic eruption near Tonga, and instead of worrying about a tsunami affecting our shorelines, our hearts and prayers are going out to the people of Tonga and the Island itself.
“NORMALIZING NEXT“ is intended to be an on-going resource for pastors and leaders who don’t want to give up on the “call” to do ministry and to do it effectively, even in the midst of crisis. It is open to anyone who is in need of
Following the success of the Digital Church Planting Training Path 1 and Discipleship Ministries will be continuing the conversations in their webinar series Digital Fresh Expressions this January. The team’s hope is to equip “digital missionaries” who are using technology for outreach ministries that connect with neighbors
