Historic Ordinations Mark New Chapter for United Methodists in Honduras
Methodists from Latin America, the Caribbean, and the U.S. gathered in January to celebrate the ordination of the first three Honduran elders
Philippines Launches EarthKeepers Learning Institute, Inducts Pioneer Members
The Davao Episcopal Area (DEA) formally launched its first-ever Gilas Kalikasan (EarthKeepers) Learning Institute and inducted 57 pioneer EarthKeepers during a four-day gathering.
A calling to serve those who grieve
Insar Gohar, a Global Ministries supported National in Mission worker in Pakistan, follows God’s guidance as he counsels and accompanies people who have suffered great trauma.
Dr. Dana Lyles Appointed Executive Director of Multiethnic Ministries
New joint role will guide multicultural ministries for Global Ministries and
Higher Education and Ministry.
Global Ministries Partners with Feeding America to Address U.S. Food Insecurity
A $500,000 grant supports the reclaiming and redistribution of nutritious food.
“Review” of Resettled Refugees is Immoral, Cruel, and Massive Waste of USCIS Resources
Press release from Church World Service on the proposed review of approximately 233,000 refugees — all of whom have already undergone extensive vetting and been approved and resettled in the United States.
Hope beyond the waters in Kenya
On World AIDS Day, health workers in Kenya’s Naivasha Lake region share that faith-based advocacy, vocational empowerment and strong community support for people living with HIV and AIDS combined with treatment and prevention are key to reducing both transmission and stigma.
Embracing the need for God
A reflection for Palm Sunday on the blessing of need when embraced as a path to God.
Hope amid stunning devastation
With the help of three grants from UMCOR, the people of Beirut, Lebanon, are attempting to rebuild their lives and livelihoods after the port blast that destroyed much of their city.
Accessible health care spreads hope in Nigeria
A year-long Imagine No Malaria program provided bed nets, prophylaxis and treatment in rural communities, reaching 21,075 people in its first six months and saving 2,038 lives.