Native Americans joyful about SCOTUS decision
By Jim Patterson, UM News– Native Americans, including United Methodists, were jubilant over a U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirming their jurisdiction...
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Human rights being abused under cover of COVID-19
COLOMBIA- WCC– Within the context of confinement to prevent the spread of COVID-19, multifaceted violence persists in Colombia, as...
World Week for Peace highlights creative solidarity, common fragility
WCC– Under the theme “Creative Solidarity in Common Fragility,” people of faith all over the world are encouraged to...
WCC executive committee to convene online, focus on the 11th WCC Assembly 2022 and plans 2021
WCC- The World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee will meet 20-24 July by videoconference to address the ongoing...
Organizations call for a week in the name of life and the right to peace
COLOMBIA- In lieu of the staggering of Colombia’s social and armed conflicts and the murder of socal leaders, human...
WCRC developing responde to pandemic
GERMANY- A global consultation began a process for the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) to discern how the...
Joint Ecumenical Statement: Annexation will undermine peace and justice
WCC– The World Council of Churches, World Communion of Reformed Churches, ACT Alliance and Lutheran World Federation have released...
Dismantling Racism: July 1 Town Hall
UNITED STATES- The upcoming July 4th holiday has many of us in the United States thinking about our nation’s...
Letter of solidarity with the brazilian community
The member organizations of the Peace and Hope InternationalFellowship in Peru, United States, Ecuador, Bolivia, the United Kingdom,Colombia, Chile,...
Campaign to stand up to violence against evangelical women: ‘Woman, is all well with you?’
Brazil- How many women in our churches have answered “all is well” but, in reality, have gone through situations...