OUR POLICIES AND LEGAL INFORMATION

Everything you need to know about our privacy policy, terms of use, how we protect your data and our Child Protection Policy.

Global Ministries’ Child Safety Policy

I. Purpose of the Policy

The General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church (“Global Ministries”) takes its responsibility to protect and nurture Children seriously. A central tenet of the Christian faith is the inherent value and worth of all Children. Children are least able to protect themselves and are particularly vulnerable to abuse and neglect. It is therefore Global Ministries’ goal to create safe, positive, and nurturing environments for children to thrive. It is never acceptable for any Child to experience abuse or neglect of any kind. Global Ministries expects its Staff, Volunteers, and partners to always conduct themselves with the utmost integrity and professionalism. It is the expectation of our community that we will hold each other accountable and not ignore violations of this policy.

The standards set forth in this policy should inform the employment standards and expectations of Global Ministries Staff and partners who work in varying contexts around the world with Children. Global Ministries recognizes that it is practically impossible to represent the local differences in labor laws and cultural customs in a global policy. Global Ministries operates under the ethical standard that it will not knowingly violate any applicable labor and/or employment law. Where it is not possible for a local entity to apply a standard or procedure set forth in this policy due to a local law or cultural norm, the responsible area executive must consult with Global Ministries’ Child Safety Office to work out a suitable restatement of the standards and procedures for Staff and Volunteers in that specific location.

Global Ministries recognizes that no policy by itself prevents abuse or harm. Vigilance on the part of all Staff can assist in preventing abuse. Global Ministries has formed this policy to focus and aid in that effort.

II. Application

This policy applies to all Global Ministries Staff, Volunteers and partners (as described in Section IX below).

III. Definitions

Child: A Child is any individual under the age of 18, irrespective of local country definitions of when a Child reaches adulthood.[1]

Child Safety Office: The Child Safety Office is staffed by Global Ministries’ Human Resources Department and coordinates its efforts with the General Secretary and General Counsel of Global Ministries.

Director of Child Safety: The Human Resources Director for Global Ministries is the Director of the Child Safety Office. The Director of Child Safety is responsible for supervising the investigation and response to suspected and confirmed violations of this policy. The Director of Child Safety will consult with the General Secretary, General Counsel and other Senior Leadership Team members, as needed, regarding investigation protocols and final recommendations/actions.

Staff: All Global Ministries’ employees, including but not limited to, staff in and outside the state of Georgia, missionaries, Global Mission Fellows, Church and Community Workers, Mission Advocates and anyone else who receives regular compensation from Global Ministries who is not an independent contractor.

Types of Abuse:
1. Emotional Abuse: A pattern of intentional conduct which crushes a Child’s spirit or attacks the Child’s self-worth through rejection, threats, terrorizing, isolating, or belittling. This can also include spiritual abuse where there is a misuse of power, authority or trust by any person in a position of spiritual power or authority (whether within an organization, institution, church or family), through controlling, coercing, manipulating, or dominating a child’s spiritual development.
2. Neglect: The failure to provide a Child (where they are in a position to do so) with the conditions that are culturally accepted as being essential for their physical and emotional development and well-being
3. Physical Abuse: Violent non-accidental contact which results in injury. This includes, but is not limited to, striking, biting, or shaking. Injuries include bruises, fractures, cuts, and burns.
4. Sexual Abuse: Any form of sexual activity with a Child, whether at a Church, home, daycare or any other setting. The abuser may be an adult, or another Child.

Volunteer: an individual who is not compensated for his or her time spent helping with a Global Ministries’ program, mission or event.

IV. Screening

All Staff and Volunteers who, in the course of Global Ministries’ operations or activities are likely to have contact with Children, must have a criminal background check before working as a Global Ministries Staff member or Volunteer. The background check should be conducted through a reputable third-party vendor. When possible, Global Ministries should also check the state’s (or equivalent for the location) sex offender registry in which Global Ministries Staff or Volunteer currently resides. In addition, such Staff and Volunteers must also provide the name and contact information for at least three references. Ideally, two of the references are professional and one is personal. Global Ministries must keep a record in a secure location of the background check results and documentation of the references provided and contacted. Accordingly, adults may not supervise Children “on the spot” without being directed to do so by the director/manager of the program/organization in an emergency and without being properly screened (background check and references being completed) and trained according to appropriate child safety standards, our policies and our expectations of them as childcare providers.

V. Mandatory Training

Any Global Ministries Staff or Volunteer who is likely to have contact with Children must take (online or in person) every three years a child protection training program that covers current issues of child protection and includes:

The definition and recognition of Child Abuse, including Emotional Abuse, Neglect, Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse.

This Global Ministries policy and guidance on Child Abuse and the reasons for having them.

Appropriate behavior for employees and volunteers who are in contact with Children in their capacity as Global Ministries Staff or Volunteer.

Incident reporting responsibilities and procedures.

Definition of appropriate interpersonal boundaries.

After the mandatory training, Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers must sign a certification confirming they took the mandatory training and have reviewed and will abide by this policy.

VI. Supervision of Children

General Rules

1. All activities involving Children must be supervised by at least one screened and trained adult.
2. When reasonably feasible, each room set aside for Children should have a door with a window or a window through which the Child/Children can be seen from the outside. Adults cannot be in a room alone with a child with the door closed so that they are outside the view of others or in a secluded area or hidden from view.
3. Any individual counseling sessions that need to be done with a Child should be done with the door open and at a time when other adults are nearby.
4. The “Two Person Rule” is defined as having at least two unrelated adults in any classroom or setting (with the exception of individual counseling sessions discussed above) one of which must be a screened Global Ministries Staff or Volunteer.
5. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers will not swear or use offensive language.
6. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers will not have sexually oriented discussions with or in the presence of Children.
7. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers will not use tobacco or be under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs in the presence of Children.
8. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers will not have sexually oriented materials, including printed or internet pornography, in the presence of Children.
9. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers shall not abuse Children in any way including, but not limited to, Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Emotional Abuse, Neglect or engaging in inappropriate or unacceptable behavior as defined above in this policy.
10. The locations where childcare is provided and/or where programs for Children are held should be regularly monitored by Global Ministries’ Staff. Such Staff should watch for any signs that a Child is uncomfortable with the adult providing care.
11. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers should be knowledgeable in how to notify medical and other emergency personnel in case of an accident or medical emergency.
12. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers, and other youth or children, should not hit, slap, pinch, push, hold against their will, or otherwise assault Children.
13. Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers shall not engage in inappropriate verbal interactions with Children, which includes shaming, belittling, humiliating, name callings, using harsh language that may frighten, threaten or humiliate a child, cursing or making derogatory remarks about a Child.

Age Guidelines
- No Volunteer or Staff working with Children should be under 18 years of age (unless a youth is working with an adult who is at least five years older than the youth) and all Volunteers and Staff must be at least five years older than the oldest Child they are supervising. For example, if Children in the group are 17 years old, Staff members and Volunteers must be at least 22 years of age or older.
Open Door Policy/Full Information About Events
- Parents, Volunteers and Staff of Global Ministries will be permitted, as reasonableness dictates, to visit and observe all programs and classrooms at any time.
- Parents and legal guardians must be given full information about events in which their Children will be participating and must give their permission for all aspects of the program.
Social Media Rules
- Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers working with Children are prohibited from emailing, texting or sending private messages, including photographs and videos, through social media to an individual child whom they interact with at a ministry, program or event.
- Any communications sent through social media must be sent to a group rather than to individuals, or messages should be communicated through parents or guardians.
- All communications with Children and parents/guardians must comply with this policy and not include any abusive, inappropriate or harmful language, photographs, videos or other content.
- Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers working with Children should not send “friend” requests through social media to Children whom they interact with at a ministry, program or event.
Photographs and Videos
- Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers engaged in ministry with Children should not post or publish photos or videos of such Children without the express written consent of the Child’s parent or legal guardian.
Travel
- When having a Global Ministries sponsored event, which includes travel with Children and/or overnight lodging, protocol for Staff and attendees must be reviewed by Global Ministries’ Child Safety Office and General Counsel.

VII. Reporting

Global Ministries takes seriously all reports of child abuse and implements a survivor-centered approach to all allegations, which means that the needs and wishes of survivors guide our response, that survivors are treated with dignity and respect, and the rights of survivors to privacy and support are prioritized.

All suspected violations of this policy must be reported immediately by calling the Child Safety Office hotline at 1-888-230-2157 or reporting the violations online at www.alertline.com. In addition, the leader of the site, church or other Global Ministries’ location should be immediately informed.

Once abuse or neglect is reported, the following should be followed:

Immediately, yet with dignity, the accused should be removed from further involvement with Children. Once the proper authorities have been contacted and the safety of the Child is secured, the accused should be informed that the abuse or neglect was reported.
Notify the parents/guardians of the Child and take whatever steps are necessary to assure the safety and well being of the Child. An exception to this rule is if notifying the parents/guardians would put the Child in further danger.
A written report should be kept of the steps taken by Global Ministries in response to the reported abuse. The report should be brief and contain only factual information relevant to the situation. It should be kept in a secure place. It should be written in ink or typed to prevent it from being changed.
Any contact with the media should be handled through Global Ministries’ Child Safety Office.

All Global Ministries Staff and Volunteers who interact with Children must be familiar with and follow the mandatory reporting laws for the jurisdiction in which they work. If assistance is needed with determining such requirements, the Child Safety Office can assist.

VII. Confidentiality

To protect all parties from further harm through exposure and to preserve the integrity of the process, Global Ministries expects that a “need to know” position will be strictly adhered to throughout the reporting and investigative process once a violation of this policy is reported. No other members of the senior leadership team are to be involved in the investigative process other than those necessary to conduct investigations or reach final determinations regarding action to be taken as a result of the investigation. It is presumed the parents or legal guardians of the victim are part of the “need to know” group unless they are themselves involved in the abuse or pose a threat.

While every attempt is made to keep issues related to reports of violations of the child safety policy confidential, absolute confidentiality cannot be guaranteed as details will need to be discussed with witnesses in the course of the investigation, the person against whom the report is made will need to be told of the report and when applicable persons in a position of authority (for example Law Enforcement and/or a clergy person’s conference/Bishop) will need to be informed.

IX. Partners

Global Ministries will ensure adequate safeguarding measures are in place to protect Children as part of its due diligence when considering new and existing partners. As part of this process, Global Ministries will require its partners who work with Children when either using funds provided by or through Global Ministries to either adopt this policy or have its own policy, which substantially complies with and contains the core tenants set forth in such policy. In addition, failure by a partner to take preventative measures to protect Children from neglect and abuse, to investigate and report allegations in a timely manner or to take corrective actions when neglect and abuse have occurred, will constitute grounds to terminate any agreement with the partner and/or take any other corrective actions deemed necessary by Global Ministries. Global Ministries will work collaboratively with partners to build capacity to achieve these safeguarding measures and support partners where possible and necessary. Global Ministries may also require substantial compliance with this policy, incorporate this policy as an attachment to any written agreement or otherwise develop a summary of the policy’s requirements in its written agreements with vendors or independent contractors if they are likely to interact with Children in providing services to Global Ministries.

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[1] Definition of child is from the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Guidelines to implement Minimum Operating Standards for Protection from Sexual exploitation and Abuse by UN and non-UN Personnel, March 2013.

Privacy Policy

This privacy policy was last updated: June 18, 2025.

Overview

The agencies of The United Methodist Church are committed to protecting your privacy.

We collect personal information from you when you voluntarily provide it to us, such as by creating a user account, signing up for email updates and newsletters, registering for events or responding to charitable appeals. We may also collect personal information from your participation in our ministries, from social media networks, and from cookies. Collecting this information enables us to communicate with you about our programs and services, as well as better understand your needs and interests.

We may share personal information with other entities that help us fundraise or provide services to The United Methodist Church, but we have strict limitations on vendors’ use of that data. We generally do not share your personal information with third parties, but when we do, we require them to protect your data in accordance with our policy. Mobile phone numbers and other sensitive data are not shared.

Our United Methodist agencies adhere to U.S. privacy laws, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, and other standards that give you rights regarding how your information is handled. These include the right to have your information deleted and the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of your personal data for targeted advertising. Read our full policy for more details on your rights.

To the extent this summary differs from the full policy, the full policy governs.

Have questions? Let us hear from you at dataprivacy@umc.org.

Full Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) applies to the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church (Inc.) (“Global Ministries”), United Methodist Communications (“UMCom”), and the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of The United Methodist Church (“GBHEM”), and our respective affiliated entities (collectively “we,” “us,” or “our”). This Policy describes how we collect, use, and disclose personal information through our websites, micro-sites, social media platforms, and apps, including, but not limited to, the umc.org, resourceUMC.org, umcmission.org, and gbhem.org websites, and other platforms on which this Privacy Policy is posted (collectively, “Online Sites”), as well as through offline programs and services (together with the Online Sites, the “Program and Services”). Additional specific policies or agreements may apply to certain Programs and Services. If such policies or agreements conflict with this policy, the terms of those policies or agreements will prevail.

We are committed to protecting your privacy in accordance with the highest level of privacy regulations. As such, we follow the obligations under the following regulations: the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Brazil’s Data Protection Legislation (LGPD), and California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)/California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). Individuals in the European Union and residents of some U.S. states have certain rights with respect to the collection, processing, and disclosure of their personal information. For more information, please see Section X, “Your Data Protection Rights under the EU GDPR,” and our U.S. State Supplemental Privacy Notice.

I. The Types of Personal Information We Collect

Personal information is information that identifies or is capable of identifying you as an individual. We collect personal information from you when you voluntarily provide it to us, such as by creating a user account, signing up for email updates, registering for programs and events, subscribing to newsletters, or responding to charitable appeals, surveys, and other communications. We also may collect personal information about you from your participation in our ministries; from social media networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn; and from other publicly and commercially available sources. In addition, we collect personal information passively through our Online Sites, such as via cookies and similar technologies that are used to analyze use of the sites. We may disclose each of the categories of personal information described in Section I of the Privacy Policy to the third parties described in Section III for the purposes stated therein. We may also share each of these categories of personal information for targeted advertising purposes with third parties that provide us with advertising services. Personal information we collect about you may include:

Identity Information, such as first name and last name, company name, gender, date of birth, language preferences, demographic information, your church name and role with the church, military rank and involvement, and country you are located in.
Contact Information, such as address, email address, telephone, and other contact numbers.
Job Information, such as your company name, business title, and professional associations.
Log-in Information, such as your username, personal account number, and password, and log-in information for social media accounts if you log into our Online Sites through such accounts.
Location Information, such as if you agree to allow us to access your location to provide you with information relevant to your area.
Financial Information, such as credit card number, credit card expiration date, card security code, cardholder name, bank name, routing number, account number, and account holder.
Transaction Information, such as donation history and details of programs and services you have participated in or received from us, including your relationship to The United Methodist Church.
Technical Information, such as information collected automatically as you navigate through our Online Sites. Information collected automatically may include usage details, domain address, IP addresses, internet browser, operating system, your internet connection, the equipment you use to access our Online Sites, and information collected through cookies.
Inferences drawn from any of the information listed above to create a profile about you reflecting your preferences, characteristics, behavior, and attitude.
Sensitive Information, such as Social Security number, ethnicity, nationality, and health conditions.

No mobile information will be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. All other categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties.

II. How We Use Your Personal Information

We collect, use, process, and disclose the personal information we collect about you for the following purposes:

To communicate with you regarding our Programs and Services, including providing you with updates, resource materials, and other information that we think may be of interest to you.
To administer your registration or participation in any of our Programs and Services, including websites and applications, and to administer our Domestic Relief Supplies program, mission services and other volunteer programs.
To respond to your Programs and Services inquiries, feedback, or other correspondence we receive from you.
To maintain archival records of your participation in our Programs and Services for historical and research purposes.
For fundraising purposes and to process donations.
To verify your identity.
To improve the content of our Online Sites, such as, for example, using cookies to find out which parts of our Online Sites are visited most often.
To customize the content and/or layout of our Online Sites for each individual visitor.
To analyze and better understand your needs, preferences, and interests.
To ask for feedback and reviews of our Programs and Services.
To serve other purposes for which we provide specific notice at the time of collection.
To comply with our legal obligations, and enforce our rights and policies.
To administer, monitor, and secure our Online Sites, information technology systems, and databases, including detecting and preventing security incidents and fraudulent activity.
To connect with you on third-party social media platforms, including to deliver targeted advertisements on such platforms.

We may also aggregate and/or anonymize personal information and analyze that data for statistical or any other purposes permitted by law. Anonymous information is data from which all individually identifying information has been removed. Aggregate information is anonymous data collected about a group of individuals.

III. When We May Disclose Personal Information

We may share the personal information we collect about you with:

Our affiliated entities that help us fundraise, provide Programs and Services on behalf of or in connection to The United Methodist Church, or conduct processing on our behalf.
Vendors who process personal information on our behalf, including vendors who provide data hosting, digital marketing, information technology, email and mailing services, and other functions and activities to support our Programs and Services. We impose contractual limitations on our vendors’ use of personal information they collect or receive in conjunction with providing services to us.
Third parties that provide us with services related to personalized advertising.
Third parties in connection with verifying or enforcing compliance with the policies governing our Programs and Services, and applicable laws, or to protect against misuse or unauthorized use of our Programs and Services.
Government or judicial authorities to comply with a subpoena, court order, governmental inquiry, legal process, legal obligation, or to protect the rights, property, or safety of other users or the public.
A successor entity in connection with a change in legal structure or other organizational change. Should such a reorganization occur, we will use reasonable efforts to ensure the successor entity uses your information in a manner that is consistent with our Privacy Policy.

We may also disclose aggregated and/or anonymized data to any other third parties to the extent permitted by law.

Information from Third Parties

We may receive personal data about you from various third parties, including:

Account Information and Payment Information from another individual when they purchase a gift for you on our websites.
Device and Usage Data from third parties, including analytics providers such as Google.
Account Information and Payment Data from social media platforms when you log in to our website using social media platforms.
Content from communication services, including email providers and social networks, when you give us permission to access your data on such third-party services or networks.
Account Information and Payment Data from third parties, including organizations (such as law enforcement agencies), associations, and groups that share data for the purposes of fraud prevention and detection and credit risk reduction.
Account Information, Payment Data, and Financial Data from technical, payment, and delivery service providers.

Suppose you provide us, or our service providers, with any personal data relating to other individuals. In that case, you represent that you have the authority to do so and acknowledge that it will be used in accordance with this policy. If you believe that your personal data has been provided to us improperly or to exercise otherwise your rights relating to your personal data, please contact us by using the information set out in the “Contact Us” section below.

Information to Third Parties

As a general practice, we do not share your personal information with third-party agents, contractors, service providers, and suppliers who assist in providing support and services to our entities. When we do, we require those third parties to protect your personal information in accordance with this policy and applicable laws. Data, including mobile phone numbers, will not be sold or shared with third parties for promotional or marketing purposes.

IV. Retention and Deletion

We will retain your personal information only as long as necessary to provide our Programs and Services to you, enhance your user experience, and otherwise as necessary for our operations or as permitted or required by applicable laws. We may archive your information (store it in inactive files) for a certain period prior to its final deletion as part of our ordinary business continuity procedures.

V. Children’s Privacy

Most of our Online Sites are not intended for children under age 13 and are not designed to attract the attention of anyone under age 13. For compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998, we do not knowingly collect personal information of children under age 13 through most of our Online Sites. If you are a parent or guardian and believe we have collected personal information about your child in error, please contact us immediately at dataprivacy@umc.org so that we can make reasonable efforts to promptly remove all personal information relating to the child from our systems.

To the extent any of our Programs and Services intend to collect personal information from children, we will include additional information regarding the applicable policies and practices for that Program or Service regarding children’s privacy.

VI. Links to Other Websites

Our Online Sites may contain links to websites owned by other entities. If you decide to use these links, you will leave our Online Sites. You have the choice of whether to access the links. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such third parties, and we make no representations or endorsements about them. This privacy policy does not apply to any third-party linked sites.

VII. Security

We take seriously our obligation to safeguard the confidentiality, security, and integrity of personal information we collect from and about you, and we have established and will maintain procedures that are designed for that purpose. We implement reasonable security measures to promote the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of personal information in our possession or control. Such measures are designed to protect your personal information from loss, unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction. However, you should be aware that such security measures cannot prevent all loss, misuse, or alteration of personal information.

VIII. Legal Basis for Processing your Personal Information

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) governs privacy practices involving individuals in the European Union (“EU”) and requires us to have a legal basis to process your personal information. If you are located in the European Economic Area (“EEA”), the legal basis that we rely on for processing your data will depend upon the circumstances in which it is being collected and used, and we will provide you with a more detailed notice at the point of collection. Nevertheless, in most cases our legal basis will fall into one of the following categories:

where you have provided your consent to allow us to use your data in a certain way;
where the processing is necessary for the performance of a contract with you;
where the processing is necessary for us to comply with a legal obligation; or
where we have a legitimate interest in processing your personal information in order to administer and communicate with you about our Programs and Services.

IX. International Transfers of Personal Information

The collection and processing of personal information may involve the transmission of data on an international basis. This means, for instance, that the personal information we collect about you may be transferred and processed outside the EEA. In cases where such a cross-border transfer occurs, we endeavor to maintain an adequate level of protection in accordance with the GDPR, including, where appropriate, requiring contractual safeguards between entities transferring personal information and/or obtaining your express consent to the transfer of your personal information.

X. Your Data Protection Rights under the EU GDPR

If you are located in the EEA, subject to certain exemptions, you have the right to:

Request access to your personal information. This enables you to receive a copy of the personal information we hold about you and to check that we are lawfully processing it.
Request correction of the personal information that we hold about you. This enables you to have any incomplete or inaccurate data we hold about you corrected. However, we may need to verify the accuracy of the new data you provide to us.
Request the erasure of your personal information. This enables you to ask us to delete or remove personal information where there is no reason necessitating that we continue to process it. You also have the right to ask us to delete or remove your personal information where you have objected to our processing of your information, where you believe we may have processed your information unlawfully, or where we are required to erase your personal information to comply with local law. Note, however, that we may not always be able to comply with your erasure request and, if so, will explain the reason in response to your request.
Object to processing of your personal information when we are relying on a legitimate interest (or that of a third party) as our legal basis for the processing of your personal information. You also have the right to object when we are processing your personal information for direct marketing purposes. In general, we will endeavor to comply with your request; however, in limited cases we may need to deny your request if it is determined that we have compelling legitimate grounds to process your information that override your rights and freedoms.
Request the transfer of your personal information to you or to a third party. We will provide to you, or a third party you have chosen, your personal information in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format.
Withdraw consent at any time when we are relying on consent to process your personal information. However, this will not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out before you withdraw your consent.
Submit a complaint regarding our collection and use of your personal information to your local data protection authority. Please consult this link for further information: https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/board/members_en

We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your right to access your personal information (or to exercise any of your other rights). This is a security measure to ensure that personal information is not disclosed to an unauthorized person. We may also contact you to ask you for further information in relation to your request to speed up our response.

If you wish to exercise any of these rights, please visit the My UMC feature at my.umc.org or contact us using the information in the “Contact Us” section below.

XI. Creation Care Mobile App Child Safety Standards Policy

Child Safety Standards

Any explicit content or child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) is strongly prohibited on our application.

Compliance with Child Safety Laws and Reporting

Our app complies with applicable child safety laws and regulations.

Our app ensures all content shared within the app is appropriate for a mixed audience, including children. However, we did not design or intend for the app to be used by children under 13. User-generated content is moderated to prevent inappropriate material from being accessible.

Any CSAM (Child Safety Abuse Material) content will be automatically removed when flagged or reported through our moderation features or if we are directly contacted for this purpose. We will systematically take action to report confirmed CSAM content to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. CSAM consists of any visual depiction, including but not limited to photos, videos and computer-generated imagery, involving the use of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct.

Child Safety Point of Contact

You can reach out to info@umcmission.org if CSAM content is detected.

Privacy and Data Protection

Our app is committed to protecting user data in compliance with applicable regulations. The privacy policy is displayed clearly and is accessible from the app settings and our website. All data is encrypted during transmission and stored securely.

Ads and Monetization

Our app does not include ads or monetized content.

Transparency and Disclosures

Data safety: Detailed information is provided as per Google Play’s Data safety form.

Content ratings: IARC 3+, L, E, 3, 3, USK 0

Validation and Updates

Regular internal testing is conducted to ensure compliance with Google Play’s child safety standards, including functionality reviews and content audits.

Policies are reviewed quarterly or as required to align with updated child safety standards.

XII. Contact Us

Global Ministries, United Methodist Communications, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, and our respective affiliated entities are the controllers of your personal information.

If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy or our Programs and Services in general, or if you are in the EEA and would like to exercise your data protection rights, please contact us:

By email: dataprivacy@umc.org

Write to: United Methodist Communications
Attn: Privacy
810 12th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37203

XIII. Modifications to our Privacy Policy

To accommodate new Programs and Services and to ensure up-to-date compliance with privacy laws, we may modify this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we modify this Privacy Policy, we will notify you by posting it on our Online Sites. Any changes will become effective as of the date of posting with respect to information we collect in the future. We will treat all personal information we collect in accordance with the Privacy Policy in effect at the time the information is collected. We encourage you to review this Privacy Policy often so you are always fully informed.

U.S. State Supplemental Privacy Notice

This U.S. State Supplemental Notice (the “Supplemental Notice”) provides additional information for residents of certain U.S. states with comprehensive privacy legislation and that require provision of a privacy notice (collectively, the “U.S. Privacy Laws”).

Definitions
- “Personal information” means information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular consumer or household. Personal information includes “personal data” (or equivalent terms) as that term is defined by U.S. Privacy Laws.
- “Service Provider” means a service provider, contractor, or processor as those terms are defined by U.S. Privacy Laws.
- “Third Party” means any non-affiliated person or entity that is not a Service Provider.
  You may be familiar with different terms that are used to describe materially similar concepts in this section by the U.S. Privacy Laws in your state of residence. You can treat them as the same for the purpose of our Supplemental Notice. For example, we intend the term “personal information” here to have the same definition as “personal data” used in some U.S. Privacy Laws.
Collection and Processing of Personal Information
We and our Service Providers collect and have collected in the past 12 months the categories of personal information listed in Section I of our Privacy Policy.
Children’s Personal Information. We generally do not knowingly collect or process personal information of children under 13 years of age. If and when we do so, we comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998. Please see Section V of our Privacy Policy for more information.
Purpose for Processing and Disclosing Personal Information
We and our Service Providers collect, process, and disclose the personal information described in this Supplemental Notice for the purposes listed in Section II of our Privacy Policy.
Retention of Personal Information. We retain your personal information only as long as reasonably necessary to provide our Programs and Services to you and otherwise as necessary for our operations or as permitted or required by applicable laws. We may archive your information (store it in inactive files) for a certain period prior to its final deletion as part of our ordinary business continuity procedures.
Categories of Personal Information We Have Disclosed, Sold, or Processed for Targeted Advertising
We disclose, and in the past 12 months have disclosed, your personal information for the business purposes described in Section III of the Privacy Policy and in the table below.
In some states, the sharing of personal information with third parties to deliver personalized advertising is considered a “sale” of personal information. When you visit one of the UMC Online Sites, we may use cookies and other technologies to collect personal information for purposes of delivering personalized advertising. To the extent that we share personal information collected through our Online Sites with third parties to provide you with targeted advertising about our Programs and Services, such sharing may qualify as a “sale” of personal information under these laws. To this extent, we may have sold or shared personal information for targeted advertising purposes in the past 12 months.
You have the right to opt-out of the sale and sharing of your personal data for targeted advertising and can do so by clicking on the “Your Privacy Choices” link in the footer of applicable websites; going to my.umc.org; or contacting us at dataprivacy@umc.org.
Opt-Out Preference Signals. We recognize opt-out preference signals that we are required to recognize for compliance with applicable law. Where required by U.S. Privacy Laws, we treat such opt-out preference signals as a valid request to opt out of sale and processing for purposes of targeted advertising, as applicable, for the browser or device through which the signal is sent and any individual profile we have associated with that browser or device. Further, if we know the identity of the individual from the opt-out preference signal, we will also treat the opt-out preference signal as a valid request to opt out of sale and processing for purposes of targeted advertising for such individual. Individuals may use opt-out preference signals by downloading or otherwise activating them for use on supported browsers and setting them to send opt-out preference signals to websites they visit.
Data Subject Rights
Residents of states with U.S. Privacy Laws have the following rights regarding our collection and use of the personal information, subject to certain exceptions. These rights vary by state:
- Right to Confirm and Access: You have the right to confirm whether we are processing your personal information and the right to access the personal information we hold about you.
- Right to Deletion: You may request that we delete any personal information about you that we collected from you.
- Right to Correction: You may request that we correct any inaccurate personal information we maintain about you.
- Right to Obtain a List of the Specific Third Parties to Whom We Have Disclosed Personal Information: You may ask to obtain a list of the specific third parties to whom we have disclosed your personal information.
- Right to Access Specific Pieces of Personal Information and Data Portability: You may ask to obtain the specific pieces of personal information we have collected about you in a portable and, to the extent technically feasible, readily usable format that allows you to transmit the personal information to another entity without hindrance. You may not exercise this right more than two times in a calendar year.
- Right to Opt Out of Sale: You have the right to opt out of the sale of your personal information.
- Right to Opt Out of the Use of Your Personal Information for Targeted Advertising: You have the right to opt out of our use of your personal information for targeted advertising purposes.
- Right to Opt Out of Profiling: You have the right to opt out of profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects (which means a decision that results in the provision or denial of financial or lending services, housing, insurance, education enrollment or opportunity, criminal justice, employment opportunities, health care services, or access to essential goods or services). Please note, however, that we do not use personal information for profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects.
  To exercise your data subject rights, please visit the My UMC feature at my.umc.org or contact us at dataprivacy@umc.org. To exercise your right to opt out of the sale and sharing of your personal data for targeted advertising, please click on the “Your Privacy Choices” link in the footer of applicable websites, or at my.umc.org. Authorized agents may also submit requests via these methods, where permitted by U.S. Privacy Laws.
  We will not discriminate against you for exercising your data subject rights. For example, we will not deny services to you or provide a different level of quality of services to you as a result of you exercising your data subject rights.
  As permitted or required by U.S. Privacy Laws, we may ask you to provide information that will enable us to verify your identity in order to comply with your data subject request. In particular, when an individual authorizes an agent to make a request on their behalf, we may require the agent to provide proof of signed permission from the individual to submit the request, or we may require the individual to verify their own identity with us or confirm with us that they provided the agent with permission to submit the request. In some instances, we may decline to honor your request if an exception applies under applicable privacy laws. We will respond to your request consistent with U.S. Privacy Laws.
  To appeal our decision on your data subject requests, you may contact us at dataprivacy@umc.org. Please enclose a copy of or otherwise specifically reference our decision on your data subject request, so that we may adequately address your appeal. We will respond to your appeal in accordance with applicable law.
Disclosure for California and Nevada Consumers
- Disclosure About Direct Marketing for California Residents. California’s “Shine the Light” law (Civil Code Section § 1798.83) permits users of our site that are California residents to request certain information regarding our disclosure of personal information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To make such a request, please contact us using the information in Section G of this Supplemental Notice.Disclosure for California and Nevada Consumers
- Disclosure for Nevada Consumers. We sell “covered information” as defined under Nevada law, but we generally do not disclose or share “personal information” as defined under Nevada law for commercial purposes. Under Nevada law, you have the right to direct us to not sell your covered information to third parties, as defined under Nevada law. To exercise this right, if applicable, you or your authorized representative may contact us using the contact information in Section G of this Supplemental Notice.
Contact Us
Global Ministries, United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), United Methodist Communications, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, and our affiliated entities are the controllers of your personal information.
If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy or our services in general, please contact us:
By email: dataprivacy@umc.org
Write to: United Methodist Communications
Attn: Privacy
810 12th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37203
We may update this Supplemental Notice from time to time. When we do, we will post the updated version of our Supplemental Notice here.
Last Updated: June 18, 2025

Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are used on our Online Sites, how third parties we partner with may use cookies and similar technologies on our Online Sites, and your choices regarding the use of such technologies.

What are Cookies?

We use cookies and similar technologies on our Online Sites. Cookies are small text files placed on the computers and mobile devices of people who visit those sites. A cookie file is stored in your browser and allows us or a third party to recognize you and remember your preferences and prior site selections.

Information that may be collected through the use of these technologies includes the Internet Protocol address automatically assigned to your computer, your browser type, the date and time of your visit, the pages you visit and the amount of time spent on each, your device’s operating system, your mobile device identifier, your geographical area, referring URLs, and other information on your interaction with our sites or apps. Please see our Cookies Policy for further information, including to learn how we use cookies, how our partners may use cookies on our Online Sites, and your choices regarding cookies.

How We Use Cookies

We use cookies to:

Identify you when you visit us and to keep track of where you go so we can personalize your experience on our Online Sites.
Remember your site preferences and prior selections.
Help us remember and process the items in your shopping cart.
Help us compile aggregate data about visits to and interaction with our Online Sites so that we can offer better site experiences and tools in the future.
Deliver advertisements and other content to you based on your preferences, interests, and behaviors.
Improve our Programs and Services.
Prevent fraudulent activity and improve security.

Third-Party Cookies

In addition to our own cookies, we may also use third-party cookies and similar technologies for the purposes described above. One example is the Facebook Custom Audience tool, through which we may display interest-based ads using your email address. You can view the Facebook terms of service for the tool at https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms/customaudience. We also use third-party features and content on our site. Those third parties may place cookies on our site. Please check such third-party sites for more information about their cookies. Below are the major third-party services we use:

Cookie	Function
Google Analytics	Tracks and reports site traffic

In addition, we may use Google advertising on our services. Google, a third-party vendor, uses cookies to serve ads on our services based on users’ previous visits to our services and other sites on the internet.

How to Manage Cookies

Depending on your browser, you may be able to adjust your cookie or browser settings to modify or turn off all or certain types of cookies. In addition, you may be able to use your browser settings to have your computer warn you each time a cookie is being sent, to delete cookies, or to turn off all cookies. Please note, however, that if you delete or turn off cookies, you may not have access to some of the features that make your experience on our services smoother, you may not be able to store your preferences, and some of our services may not function properly.

You can set preferences for how Google advertises to you using the Google Ad Settings page at https://adssettings.google.com/authenticated. Alternatively, you can opt out by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative’s Opt Out of Interest-Based Advertising page at https://optout.networkadvertising.org/?c=1 or by using the Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

You can opt out of and control third-party online advertising by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative’s opt-out page at https://optout.networkadvertising.org/?c=1.

Cookie List

Here is more detail on the types of cookies we use and their purposes:

A. Strictly Necessary Cookies

These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. They are usually only set in response to actions made by you that amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms. You may be able to set your browser to block or alert you about these cookies, but some parts of the site will not then work.

Cookie Subgroup	Cookies	Cookies used
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folio.umc.org	__cf_bm	First Party
client.crisp.chat	crisp-client%2Fsocket%2F5f6775a4-dfb3-4f49-a992-7f1183d6802e	Third Party
spotify.com	sp_landing, sp_t	Third Party
app-sj17.marketo.com	__cf_bm, BIGipServersj17web-nginx-app_https	Third Party
scoota.co	tuuid_lu	Third Party
umcmission.org	wordpress_test_cookie, wp-settings-49, wp-settings-time-49	First Party
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B. Performance Cookies

These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site. They help us to know which pages are the most and least popular and see how visitors move around the site. If you do not allow these cookies, we will not know when you have visited our site and will not be able to monitor its performance.

Cookie Subgroup	Cookies	Cookies used
umc.org	_ga, _ga_6WTDMV90Q3, _gat_UA-nnnnnnn-nn, _gclxxxx, _gid	First Party
nr-data.net	JSESSIONID	Third Party
fonts.net	__cf_bm	Third Party
snapchat.com	sc_at	Third Party
Umcmission.org	_fbp, _ga, _ga_ELKFQD5S5B, _ga_JQH77995SX	First Party
Gbhem.org	_ga, _ga_E6JTK9Z355, fusionredux_current_tab	First Party

C. Targeting Cookies

These cookies may be set through our site by our advertising partners. They may be used by those companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant adverts on other sites. They are based on uniquely identifying your browser and internet device. If you do not allow these cookies, you will experience less targeted advertising.

Cookie Subgroup	Cookies	Cookies used
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quantserve.com	d, mc	Third Party
facebook.com	Fr, ar_debug, c_user, datr, fr, presence, ps_l, ps_n, sb, usida, wd, xs	Third Party
www.linkedin.com	Bscookie	Third Party
360yield.com	tuuid, tuuid_lu	Third Party
rfihub.com	eud, euds, rud, ruds	Third Party
creative-serving.com	c, tuuid, tuuid_lu	Third Party
t.co	muc_ads	Third Party
sc-static.net	X-AB	Third Party
bidswitch.net	bsw_origin_init, c, google_push, tuuid, tuuid_lu	Third Party
twitter.com	personalization_id	Third Party
adnxs.com	anj, uuid2	Third Party
leadsrx.com	_lab_lastTouch	Third Party
analytics.yahoo.com	IDSYNC	Third Party
lijit.com	ljt_reader	Third Party
google.com	CONSENT, NID, ADS_VISITOR_ID, AEC, APISID, HSID, NID, S, SAPISID, SEARCH_SAMESITE, SID, SIDCC. SSID, __Secure-1PAPISID, __Secure-1PSID, __Secure-1PSIDCC, __Secure-1PSIDTS, __Secure-3PAPISID, __Secure-3PSID, __Secure-3PSIDCC, __Secure-3PSIDTS	Third Party
mathtag.com	mt_mop, uuid	Third Party
agkn.com	Ab	Third Party
ads.linkedin.com	Lang	Third Party
blismedia.com	B	Third Party
apple.com	Geo	Third Party
casalemedia.com	CMID, CMPRO, CMPS, CMTS	Third Party
tribalfusion.com	ANON_ID, ANON_ID_old	Third Party
ads.avct.cloud	Uuid	Third Party
tiktok.com	_ttp	Third Party
travelaudience.com	_tracker	Third Party
www.facebook.com		Third Party
yahoo.com	A1, A1S, A3, B, GUC	Third Party
tapad.com	TapAd_3WAY_SYNCS, TapAd_DID, TapAd_TS	Third Party
adform.net	C	Third Party
sportradarserving.com	c, zuuid, zuuid_k, zuuid_k_lu, zuuid_lu	Third Party
simpli.fi	suid, suid_legacy	Third Party
mookie1.com	id, mdata, ov	Third Party
twitch.tv	api_token, experiment_overrides, referrer_url, server_session_id, unique_id, unique_id_durable	Third Party
sitescout.com	_ssuma, ssi	Third Party
3lift.com	Tluid	Third Party
spotxchange.com	Audience	Third Party
adfarm1.adition.com	UserID1	Third Party
targeting.unrulymedia.com	_rxuuid	Third Party
doubleclick.net	DSID, IDE, test_cookie,__podscribe_did, __podscribe_etsy_landing_url, __podscribe_etsy_referrer, ar_debug	Third Party
soundcloud.com	Datadome	Third Party
youtube.com	CONSENT, DEVICE_INFO, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, YSC, APISID, HSID, LOGIN_INFO PREF, SAPISID, SID, SIDCC, SSID, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE, VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA, YSC, __Secure-1PAPISID, __Secure-1PSID, __Secure-1PSIDCC, __Secure-1PSIDTS, __Secure-3PAPISID. __Secure-3PSID. __Secure-3PSIDCC. __Secure-3PSIDTS. __Secure-ROLLOUT_TOKEN	Third Party
linkedin.com	AnalyticsSyncHistory, bcookie, lang, li_gc, li_sugr, lidc, UserMatchHistory AMCVS_14215E3D5995C57C0A495C55%40AdobeOrg, AMCV_14215E3D5995C57C0A495C55%40AdobeOrg, AnalyticsSyncHistory, UserMatchHistory, _gcl_au, _guid, _uetvid, at_check, bcookie, dfpfpt, fptctx2, gpv_pn, lang, li_sugr, liap, lidc, lms_ads, lms_analytics, mbox, s_cc, s_ips, s_plt, s_pltp, s_ppv, s_sq, s_tp, s_tslv, visit	Third Party
turn.com	Uid	Third Party
pool.admedo.com	c, tuuid, tuuid_lu	Third Party
scoota.co	c, tuuid	Third Party
w55c.net	matchgoogle, wfivefivec	Third Party
pubmatic.com	KTPCACOOKIE	Third Party
1rx.io	_rxuuid	Third Party
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