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The Board of Directors of the General Board of Church and Society met in Montgomery, Alabama, March 22-24, 2023. April 25, 2023 Last month, the Board of Directors of GBCS gathered in Montgomery Alabama for their first in-person meeting since 2019. Board president, Bishop Sally
1. 아시아계 미국인은 하나의 인종 집단이 아니다. 아시아는 48개국의 44억 6,000만 명으로 구성되고, 풍부하고 다양한 민족, 문화 및 종교적 배경을 가지며, 2,300개 이상의 다른 언어를 사용한다. 그래서 아시아계 미국인은 매우 다른 문화, 종교 및 언어 전통을 가지고 살고 있다. 모든 아시아계 미국인이 사용하는 공통 언어는
Below the graphic you’ll find a full readout of the text it contains. This helps aid accessibility, particular for those using screen-reading software. Click here to read this post in Korean via ResourceUMC.org. 10 Things to Know About Asian Americans Asian Americans are not a
Below the graphic you’ll find a full readout of the text it contains. This helps aid accessibility, particular for those using screen-reading software. 10 Honorable Traits of Pacific Islander Culture Culture is a living phenomenon, and it continues to change and evolve. Even so, there
April 19, 2023 Upward of a thousand protestors, including United Methodist clergy and laity, spent a sunny spring afternoon downtown reliving the dark morning of a deadly school shooting, and pledged to keep pushing for more gun control. “The last three weeks have been deeply
United Methodists Observe Native American Ministries Sunday on April 23, 2023 Since 1989, United Methodist congregations have observed the third Sunday after Easter as Native American Ministries Sunday. The purpose is to elevate and support the contributions and voices of Native/Indigenous people in our church.
April 10, 2023 Asked their perspectives of United Methodism’s future, more than 650 Black clergy and laity from every jurisdiction in The United Methodist Church listed three top concerns facing the future of the denomination: discrimination and racism, inequities in appointments and salaries, and lack
March 27, 2023 “Hollering for Change” is beginning a new series highlighting Black women “firsts” across the denomination. The first interview is with newly elected Bishop Dee Williamston of the Louisiana Conference, the first Black woman elected to the episcopacy in the South Central Jurisdiction.
March 24, 2021 Black clergywomen are pioneers of The United Methodist Church who have answered the call to make disciples for the transformation of the world. They have had a positive impact on churches and communities, with spiritual, numerical and financial growth occurring under their
General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) and ResourceUMC are hosting a Vital Conversation on race relations as a step to help heal the racial divide across our nation. Join us as we partner with Project Unity to present Together We Dine, a Project Unity
