Hanke looks back at UM Men tenure

This week, and every week, thousands of United Methodist men will reflect online and out loud on how well they are living out their faith. This ongoing communication with their peers will continue long after Gilbert C. Hanke retires as …

Living into our Calling for Reparations

On the Tulsa Race Massacre and the theological calling for reparations for African Americans Last week we observed 100 years since the Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the worst events of anti-Black terror and violence in U.S. history which devastated …

We Are God’s Family: Personal Encounters with Racism

Our personal stories have the power to build awareness and understanding, to bridge divides and bring healing.  UM News is inviting people to share their own personal stories about encounters with racism, as well as hopes and ideas for combating …

UMCOR aids displaced people in Congo

In northeastern Congo, many farmers are afraid to work in their fields, due to threats by Allied Democratic Forces rebels. Hunger and starvation are daily realities. In response, the United Methodist Committee on Relief recently provided almost $100,000 USD, buying …