Page 52 - United Methodists News Today

In an earlier column, I shared about the current local and national splintering of The United Methodist Church. This division causes sadness, anger, and confusion among United Methodists and outside

Monrovia – Men of the United Methodist Church in Liberia have described as "demonic and ungodly" the act of same-sex marriage.By Edwin GenowayThe Methodist men through their newly-inducted president said the act of same-sex marriage provokes God and

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by over 30 congregations that sued a regional body of The United Methodist Church and its bishop, accusing the denomination of an unfair disaffiliation process.

After a powerful storm brought death and destruction to one of the poorest regions of the U.S. South, United Methodists are helping people in the Mississippi Delta mourn and pick up the pieces.

Program/Project Management Job about Disaster Management, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from UMCOR; closing on 31 Mar 2023

In late December, some Methodists sensed a betrayal.

A group of nearly 30 students, United Methodist church members and pastors toured central Oklahoma to learn about the culture and mistreatment of Native Americans. The experience was sobering yet hopeful. Jim Patterson reports for UM News.

Mark Plemmons, The Independent Tribune editor and a friend, asked me, “What’s happening in your denomination?” In three columns, let me share my own very personal perspectives.

...millions of Methodists and other Christians celebrate Easter with a high-spirited greeting -- Christ the Lord is risen!

The United Methodist Church over theological issues have sued the denomination over objections to the disaffiliation process.