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This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee  Today’s Reflection Note: This week’s New Every Morning reflections are structured differently to follow the format of our featured title, Rally: Communal Prayers for Lovers of Jesus and Justice, which addresses issues of social justice through reflection and over 50 call-and-response prayers known as litanies. Many […]

This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee  Today’s Reflection Note: This week’s New Every Morning reflections are structured differently to follow the format of our featured title, Rally: Communal Prayers for Lovers of Jesus and Justice, which addresses issues of social justice through reflection and over 50 call-and-response prayers known as litanies. On […]

This week’s featured book: Rally by Britney Winn Lee  Today’s Reflection Note: This week’s New Every Morning reflections are structured differently to follow the format of our featured title, Rally: Communal Prayers for Lovers of Jesus and Justice, which addresses issues of social justice through reflection and over 50 call-and-response prayers known as litanies. Jesus […]

Downward trend continues in church attendance, finances and evangelism efforts as faithful opt to stay home rather than risk infection.

Dec. 5-6, 2020, Virtual on ZOOM

Separation in the church could affect Africa more than any other continent, and United Methodists must work to keep the unity of the Body of Christ.

Fifteen United Methodist churches in Charlotte, N.C., have launched an effort to be a trusted place for vaccinations in a community that may lack access or be hesitant.

Many General Conference delegates praised the bishops for retracting an earlier recommendation of four-year hold on United Methodist elections. But some still have misgivings about a delay until 2022.

Under a proposed separation plan, some European churchgoers expect to remain with The United Methodist Church while others join a new traditionalist denomination.

The advertisement in the Sunday Atlanta Journal-Constitution seeks transparency from the North Georgia bishop on disputes around a pastoral appointment, LGBTQ inclusion and the future of the church.

Thanks to better sales as the pandemic eases in the U.S., as well as a real estate move, the United Methodist Publishing House appears in better shape financially.

Many ethnic minority churches have initiated food ministries to help local communities struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

April 23-24, Budapest, Hungary