Holy Land Strategy Group Recommendation: Opposing Repression of Advocacy for Palestinian Rights
At the 2025 Annual Conference session, a resolution proposed by the Holy Land Strategy Group and other individuals was passed. The full text of the resolution is available at this […]
Abolition Awareness
Social Justice Toolkit
Our first toolkit is centered around social justice, providing resources and guidance to integrate themes of equality, compassion, and activism into worship. As Christians we are committed to work for […]
LGBTQIA+ Toolkit
Throughout the Bible we see God present in the struggle for liberation. This is our call as Christians, to welcome ALL into our lives, our families, our communities, and our […]
Opportunity for Mexican Border Immersion Tour
Cal-Pac United Methodist Volunteers in Mission (UMVIM) announces opportunities for personal tours of the facilities and activities associated with the conference ministries to asylum seekers in the San Diego/Tijuana border […]
Community Members and Faith Leaders Launch DEF Justice – a New Campaign of Economic Divestment and Reinvestment in Local Communities (CLUE)
Los Angeles, CA – On Thursday, July 3, community members of all kinds from across Southern California will come together in the epicenter of the region to launch a new solidarity […]
Centenary United Methodist Church celebrates its first Pride Month as a Reconciling Church
Submitted by Yami Lares, Admin Assistant and Communications Coordinator, Centenary UMC On November 10, 2024, the atmosphere was one of joy and celebration as Centenary United Methodist Church came to […]
June 2025 Immigration Update: Navigating the Current Landscape
During our Cherish Workshop at Annual Conference 2025, Monalisa Tu’itahi shared the following resources:
The Immigrants’ Creed | Calvin Institute of Worship
The Immigrants’ Creed shared during the Cherish Chat: Love Your Neighbor session at AC2025 is available from the Calvin Institute of Worship at this link.
Bishop Escobedo-Frank’s Statement for Los Angeles on the Care of Immigrants
STATEMENT FOR LOS ANGELES ON THE CARE OF IMMIGRANTSBishop Dottie Escobedo-FrankResident Bishop of the Los Angeles AreaThe United Methodist ChurchJune 7, 2025 This week I’ve been paying attention to the […]