UMCOR responds to the U.S. policy on asylum seekers and their children demanding changes in policy, practice & oversight of immigration in the United States.

Wondering how much United Methodists gave to support missionaries, or UMCOR disaster response, or mission initiatives last year? Here is a graphic breakdown on donors and giving from the Spring 2018 issue of New World Outlook magazine.

Leaders from four United Methodist groups join together to pray for peace, the work of diplomacy, disarmament and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.

Bishop Hee-Soo Jung, president of Global Ministries, offers his assessment of the June 12 Summit of US and North Korean leaders in Singapore.

Disaster Response training is a familiar concept for U.S. annual conferences. UMCOR International Disaster Response has introduced a pilot project with similar goals but different components in a global context.

Responding to a request from Christians across Korea for prayers of peace and reconciliation for all people on the Korean peninsula...

Global Ministries, the worldwide mission agency of The United Methodist Church, has joined an ecumenical call to observe June 10, 2018, as the second annual Global Day of Prayer to End Famine...

Global Ministries partners with local organizations in Sri Lanka to help vulnerable communities prevent dengue fever.

International development can mean all kinds of projects depending on the situation, like a quick, safe way to give a cow a bath in Zimbabwe.

Missionaries overcome challenges, find joy while serving communities in the United States.

Internationally, UMCOR responded to disasters in 22 countries outside the U.S. last year. Aurelio Gomes describes the international response process.

Joseph is himself a United Methodist missionary; retired today, but still engaged in sharing the love of God through Jesus Christ with those he meets in Cambodia...