John W. Coleman, Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, describes how the Congo Partnership of United Methodists in the Central Congo Area and the Eastern PA, Peninsula-Delaware, and Western North Carolina conferences work together to provide life-giving ministries in the DRC.

General Secretary Thomas Kemper responds to the reduction of refugees admitted to the United States and calls for United Methodists to speak for change.

Just Bakery of Atlanta employs resettled refugees and with the help of UMCOR, is planning to expand their presence in the community even further.

World Methodism has a new church.

This year’s School of Congregational Development equipped church leaders with tools for effective ministry plus something even more essential: hope.

EarthKeeper Jill Barker, from Arlington, Virginia, works at pulling together faith-based institutions to offer low-income residents a way to reduce their energy bills.

Jesus did not ask for anyone’s credentials before healing, feeding and sharing God’s love,” says Judith Siaba of the Northern Illinois Annual Conference.

What makes the Virginia Conference so engaged in mission giving and mission service? We asked a few Virginia churches what they were up to. Here’s what they said.

UMCOR’s Director of Sustainable Development and Global Migration, Jack Amick, discusses our long history working on behalf of refugees, migrants and displaced persons, and calls this work “transformative” for the church.

Founder of Global Praise and former Global Ministries staff member S T Kimbrough is named a “fellow” by the Hymn Society in the United States and Canada.

A five-part series from New World Outlook focuses on EarthKeepers working on projects in different parts of the U.S. Part two—Brenda Nickels in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

“What does it mean to be commissioned?” asked Global Mission Fellow Theresa Frost. Read the answer to her question and what she and nine other young adults are now commissioned to go and do.