Methodists are called to works of justice – to discover the reasons why the homeless are homeless and why the working poor don’t make a living wage, to stand with those who have no voice in our system, to address underlying causes for injustice, and to make our world a better place. Up to $2,000 is available to United Methodist churches and organizations for projects that support Advocacy and Justice Actions, but the Feb. 15, 2019 deadline is fast approaching. Don’t miss this opportunity to further your church’s justice work: Apply for a Peace with Justice grant today!
Members of the Korean Caucus of the California-Nevada Annual Conference met with Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño and other conference leaders in December for a two-hour dialogue ...
Rev. Hubert Ivery of the California-Nevada Conference will lead a Jan. 24 workshop on racism as part of the global Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The United Methodist ...
Save the Date for this event in St. Louis, bringing a rich program of plenaries and seminars, a banquet, off-site tours, and opportunities to join together in prayer.
The Western Jurisdiction's College of Bishops offers a video reflection on Epiphany and the baptism of Christ which speaks to the Church's calling to illuminate God's ...
