|
You have searched for:
Donations
There are 321 articles in our database in this topic.
1 through 25 shown
 |
Beatrice and Her Miracle Home
Maua, Kenya, July 8, 2009--If you ever met
Beatrice you would never forget her. She has a
joy and smile that make your heart sing.
Beatrice is HIV-positive and is certainly living
positively, but she has a very unusual problem--
her feet.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
More about:
AIDS/HIV |
Children |
Donations |
Economy |
Education |
Family |
Health |
Missionaries |
Women |
Focus on Global Health |
Kenya |
Date posted: Jul 16, 2009
|
 |
Mission Leader Welcomes G-8 Pledge to Combat Hunger
New York, NY, July 10, 2009--The chief
mission executive of The United Methodist Church
welcomed a pledge by the world's eight richest
nations to provide $20 billion of agricultural
production and food security to the poorest
countries over the next three years.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
More about:
Donations |
Economy |
Ethics |
Global connections |
Poverty |
United Methodist Church |
Statements |
Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Africa | Canada | France | Italy | Japan | Russia | United Kingdom | United States |
Date posted: Jul 10, 2009
|
 |
Hallelujah Moment from El Salvador: "The World Is My Parish"
The two little girls were entertaining
themselves in the church during a teacher-
training seminar. During this brief interlude,
they provided a poignant lesson that summed up
for me what it means to be the global church.
Source:
Mission Education
More about:
Children |
Donations |
Focus on Congregational Development |
El Salvador |
Date posted: May 13, 2009
|
 |
A Race for Water
New York, NY, April 17, 2009--Michael
Lightfoot wanted to do something exciting and
worthwhile for his 50th birthday. His choice for
a birthday celebration combines his love of
running and his commitment to Christian mission.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
More about:
Donations |
GBGM news |
Global connections |
Health |
Mission opportunities |
Poverty |
Rural |
Water |
Welfare |
Partners/partnerships |
Africa | South Africa |
Date posted: Apr 17, 2009
|
 |
Hallelujah Moment from DR Congo: "Pour Another Bucket of Water on the Altar!"
March 20, 2009
"The bad news kept coming—every time we turned
on the TV, we heard about the economy," said
Pastor Scott Johnson as he described the climate
in which Union United Methodist Church of
Conway, South Carolina, embarked on a campaign
to raise funds for their church's desperately
needed repairs. "With every news report, we felt
like Elijah saying, 'Pour another bucket of
water on the altar!'"
Source:
Mission Education
More about:
Communities |
Donations |
Global connections |
Health |
Poverty |
Water |
Welfare |
Partners/partnerships |
Congo DR |
Date posted: Mar 19, 2009
|
 |
Hallelujah Moment from USA: "What's in a Shoebox?"
February 6, 2009--Kinew's little fingers
worked ambitiously to unravel the knot securing
the brightly wrapped shoebox. At last, the knot
was free and Kinew, filled with anticipation,
opened up the box. Just then a huge smile spread
across her face as she lifted out a colorful,
cuddly pair of slipper socks.
Source:
Mission Education
More about:
Children |
Christmas |
Communities |
Donations |
Family |
Race |
Welfare |
Youth |
United States |
Date posted: Feb 05, 2009
|
 |
Mission Grants Support Peace and Justice in the Holy Land
New York, NY, December 12, 2008--Recent
grants from the General Board of Global
Ministries underscore the United Methodist
commitment to peace and justice in the Holy Land.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
More about:
Children |
Communities |
Conflict |
Donations |
Education |
Emergencies |
Evangelization |
GBGM programs |
Global connections |
Grants |
Health |
Human rights |
International affairs |
Justice |
Peace |
United Methodist Church |
Violence |
War |
Water |
Welfare |
Women |
Youth |
Israel | Middle East | Palestine |
Date posted: Dec 16, 2008
|
 |
Financial Rescue Bill Restores Tax-Free IRA Rollover Charitable Gifts
December 11, 2008--In recent weeks, news media
have focused almost exclusively on the United
States' financial crisis. Anxious taxpayers and
investors awaited passage of federal legislation
that would provide relief for failing banks and
restore stability to financial markets. The
Treasury Department has announced that our
nation is officially in an economic recession.
Source:
GBGM Administration
More about:
Donations |
Economy |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
United States |
Date posted: Dec 10, 2008
|
 |
Gratitude and Giving in Tough Times
Many of us have never experienced or even
imagined anything like the economic downturn
headlining the news. The term "recession" has
finally been deemed appropriate to describe the
current state of the US economy. For many, these
are tough times.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
More about:
Advent |
Christmas |
Donations |
Finance |
United States | World |
Date posted: Dec 09, 2008
|
 |
UMCOR Advocates to Provide Cuba Storm Relief
The United Methodist Committee on Relief has
made some progress toward obtaining the U.S.
Treasury Department licenses required to allow
the
denomination to assist hurricane survivors in
Cuba.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
More about:
Advocacy |
Christian love |
Donations |
Emergencies |
GBGM events |
GBGM news |
Natural disasters |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Caribbean Islands | Cuba | United States |
Date posted: Oct 16, 2008
|
 |
Hallelujah Moment from South Africa: Safe and Secure
More than eight hundred men, women, and children
huddle next to each other every evening, trying
to find a warm place to sleep. Finally, they
have found a welcome home where they are
protected from the struggles that refugees face
as they try to find a new life.
Source:
Mission Education
More about:
Donations |
Education |
Missionaries |
Refugees |
UMCOR |
Volunteers |
South Africa |
Date posted: Aug 08, 2008
|
 |
China News Summary: July 2008
The China News Summary is compiled monthly
by the United Methodist China Program, Room
1335, General Board of Global Ministries, The
United Methodist Church, 475 Riverside Drive,
New York, NY 10115.
Source:
Mission Contexts and Relationships
More about:
Donations |
Ecumenical |
Education |
Emergencies |
GBGM programs |
Global connections |
Globalization |
International affairs |
Internet |
Natural disasters |
Newsletters |
Research |
Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Asia and the Pacific Islands | China | Hong Kong | Macau | Taiwan | Tibet |
Date posted: Jul 01, 2008
|
 |
The Sudan Project Taking the Church Into the World
Ginghamsburg Church is a United Methodist
congregation in Tipp City, Ohio, a small city of
9,300 people just north of Dayton, in the heart
of the "rust belt." When the Rev. Mike Slaughter
arrived at Ginghamsburg 29 years ago, he
inherited a 104-year-old small country church on
a quarter of an acre, with fewer than 100 members
and an annual budget of $27,000.
Source:
New World Outlook
More about:
Advocacy |
Christian love |
Communities |
Donations |
Economy |
GBGM programs |
Human rights |
International affairs |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Africa | Sudan |
Date posted: Jun 29, 2008
|
 |
Hallelujah Moment from Zambia: A Welcome PET
"Has the PET really made a difference in your
life?" I asked Leonard. Leonard replied
enthusiastically: "I now have a new life! I am
able to help others and myself for the first
time in a long time. And it led me to Jesus!"
Source:
Mission Education
More about:
Disabilities |
Donations |
Health |
Missionaries |
Advance |
Zambia |
Date posted: Jun 26, 2008
|
 |
What Do You Do with An Empty Bag? Fill it with Love and Gifts for Mission
Buckhannon, WV, June 10, 2008--The West Virginia
Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church
demonstrated the use of an empty bag while
celebrating the 60th anniversary of The Advance,
the denomination's designated or "second-mile"
mission-giving program.
Source:
GBGM Mission News
More about:
Christian love |
Donations |
GBGM news |
GBGM programs |
Mission opportunities |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
North Eastern U.S. | United States |
Date posted: Jun 10, 2008
|
 |
Missionary Letter from Kenya Becoming Stronger in the Midst of Struggles
Christian greetings to you from Nairobi. As you
have been following in the news and in my recent
reports to you, the first half of 2008 has been a
time of great turmoil and anxiety in Kenya. The
wave of violence that erupted following the
December 2007 presidential elections left more
than 1,000 Kenyans dead and up to 500,000
displaced. Although the formation of a new
coalition government has led to the cessation of
violence, many thousands remain resident in
temporary shelter, too afraid to return to their
home communities.
Source:
Mission Personnel
More about:
Christian love |
Communities |
Donations |
Economy |
GBGM programs |
Health |
Human rights |
Immigration |
International affairs |
Missionaries |
Poverty |
Refugees |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Africa | Kenya |
Date posted: Jun 04, 2008
|
 |
Devastating Earthquake Brings Immediate Response
Within five hours of the May 12 earthquake near
Chengdu, China, the Amity Foundation, a Chinese
social service organization and Global
Ministries’ partner, had sent staff to the city
to initiate relief efforts. By 7:00 that evening,
Yue Yaomeng, Amity’s project officer for disaster
programs, began to assess crisis relief.
Source:
Mission Contexts and Relationships
More about:
Christian love |
Communities |
Donations |
Emergencies |
GBGM programs |
International affairs |
Natural disasters |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Asia and the Pacific Islands | China |
Date posted: May 15, 2008
|
 |
Collaborating in the Fight against Malaria: United Methodists in Africa to Play Expanded Roles
United Methodist health institutions in parts of
Africa will play enlarged roles in the fight
against malaria as they gain capacity through a
unique anti-malaria alliance that includes The
United Methodist Church and the popular Nothing
But Nets campaign.
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
More about:
Advocacy |
Donations |
GBGM news |
GBGM programs |
Health |
International affairs |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
Partners/partnerships |
Methodism |
Africa |
Date posted: Apr 15, 2008
|
 |
Laas Helde: 'It's Just Enough'
The Rev. Laas Helde, 86, stands up straight in
the hallway to welcome visitors to the small
house he shares with his wife, Maimu, 83.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
More about:
Advocacy |
Donations |
Human rights |
International affairs |
United Methodist Church |
Methodism |
Older adults |
Estonia | Europe |
Date posted: Apr 10, 2008
|
 |
Holston, East Africa Conferences Sign Covenant
In the summer of 2005, United Methodist Bishop
James Swanson and his staff talked about
possible
mission projects they could pursue.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
More about:
Christian love |
Communities |
Donations |
GBGM news |
Human rights |
International affairs |
Mission opportunities |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Partners/partnerships |
Methodism |
Africa | South Eastern U.S. | Sudan | United States |
Date posted: Feb 27, 2008
|
 |
United Methodist Youth Raise $830,000 for the Hungry
United Methodist youth teamed up on Super Bowl
Sunday with young people across the United States
to raise more than $9 million in goods and
dollars to fight hunger and poverty in their
local communities through the 2008 Souper Bowl of
Caring.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
More about:
Christian love |
Donations |
GBGM programs |
Hunger |
United Methodist Church |
Youth |
Advance |
United States |
Date posted: Feb 26, 2008
|
 |
Continued Kenya Violence Disrupts Food Supply
Continued violence in Kenya has displaced hundreds
of thousands of citizens and disrupted the food
supply in parts of that African nation. The United
Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) is appealing
to United Methodists to donate money to bolster
the food supply.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
More about:
Children |
Donations |
GBGM news |
Health |
Hunger |
UMCOR |
United Methodist Church |
Violence |
Advance |
Africa | Kenya |
Date posted: Feb 15, 2008
|
 |
United Methodists Seek Resources for Malaria Campaign
The United Methodist Church has been invited to
apply for up to $5 million in support from the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the United
Nations Foundation to underwrite a fund-raising,
education and outreach campaign to strengthen its
global health ministries, especially work related
to malaria and other diseases of poverty in
Africa.
Source:
GBGM Administration
More about:
Donations |
GBGM news |
Health |
International affairs |
Poverty |
United Methodist Church |
Africa |
Date posted: Feb 11, 2008
|
 |
From Our Church to Your Church: The Covenant Relationship
This article on Covenant Relationships is written
by United Methodist missionaries and their
supporting churches. The term "itineration" used
in several of the stories is the time when
missionaries come to the United States to visit
their supporting churches and families, about
once every three years.
Source:
New World Outlook
More about:
Christian love |
Communities |
Donations |
GBGM programs |
Mission opportunities |
Missionaries |
United Methodist Church |
Advance |
World |
Date posted: Jan 04, 2008
|
 |
Global Ministries' Director Shares the Stewardship Message
Congress has revised the tax law to permit donors
over age 70 1/2 to make charitable gifts through
their IRAs without suffering a tax penalty. Your
gift - ranging from as little as $10 to the legal
maximum of $100,000 - can help support your
favorite charities.
Source:
GBGM Administration
More about:
Donations |
Finance |
GBGM news |
United States |
Date posted: Nov 27, 2007
|
|
More...
|
|
Search Interfase
|

Tip:
Choose simple search or refine your search according to Source of
Information, Topic, and/or Geographic Region.
|
| Output
Style: |
|
|
|