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Even as United Methodist conferences deal with mounting church exits and disagreements over LGBTQ inclusion, they are bearing a shared witness on gun violence. And they are urging actions beyond thoughts and prayers. Heather Hahn reports for United Methodist News.
Days after a gunman murdered 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas, members of the Arkansas Conference of the United Methodist Church urged members of the state's congressional delegation to "support and act upon Responsible Fire-Arm legislation."