A reflection from Russ Pierce, Mission Engagement executive director, on why United Methodists give to mission.

Organization for the Development of the Indigenous Maya (ODIM) and Global Ministries are reducing the rates of maternal and child morbidity through community-empowerment programs like Healthy Mommy and Me.

Over the course of the meeting, directors—37 international agency policy makers—both applied themselves to the “now work” of mission and commemorated the tough, self-sacrificing work of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Atchley is directly able to uphold the mission of a Church and Community Worker in her day-to-day interactions.

UMCOR’s board of directors approved an unprecedented amount in the form of grants during the annual spring board meeting. More than $46 million was awarded…

The Rev. Dr. Elizabeth S. Tapia, a missionary and professor in Mindanao, Philippines, shares her thoughts and her prayers with her Methodist family.

Kemper entitled his report “Unfulfilled Dreams,” taken from the title of a sermon King preached in Atlanta on March 3, 1963, a month before his assassination in Memphis.

Global Ministries and UMCOR staff and board members will commemorate King’s legacy during this year’s spring board meeting.

UMCOR’s Sustainable Development Unit facilitates long-term community development and empowerment in areas of great need. For people like Mawien, UMCOR’s integrated solutions bring life-sustaining change.

A special feature from New World Outlook magazine examining mission prayers published over six decades of mission, church, and national history.

Global Ministries celebrates World Health Day on April 7 by launching Hulapalooza! Learn how your church can engage in this exciting event.

Missionaries in Brazil, Liberia, the DR Congo, Mongolia, Cambodia, and the United States asked children about their prayers. Download this PDF to explore their answers.