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arrow icon. Harvesting Health, Justice, Peace 
Thomas Kemper and  Jean Gontran Delgrace

The assembly hall at the Asian Rural Institute in Tochigi, Japan, was filled with a spirit of celebration as graduating students anticipated bringing the fruits of their labor back to their home countries. In a commencement message to the 2011 class on November 19, 2011, Thomas Kemper, the head of Global Ministries, said:
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Agriculture | Christian love | Communities | Donations | Emergencies | Environment | Global connections | Health | International affairs | Natural disasters | Poverty | Prayers | Rural | Welfare | Statements | Tsunami | Focus on Congregational Development | Focus on Leadership Development | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Focus on Global Health | Japan |
Date posted: Nov 23, 2011

arrow icon. United Methodists Are Invited to Be Advocates for Mission 
United Methodists Are Invited to Be Advocates for Mission

Thousands of individuals and churches are expected to engage in mission through 10-Fold, a ten-day online gathering. Beginning on October 10, 2011, the event will offer opportunities to learn about powerful ministries of The United Methodist Church.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Agriculture | Donations | Education | Health | Missionaries | Natural disasters | Youth | Focus on Congregational Development | Focus on Leadership Development | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Focus on Global Health | Africa | Congo DR | Germany | Honduras | Philippines |
Date posted: Oct 06, 2011

arrow icon. United Methodist Church Launches With* Website 
Walking in Solidarity With*

May 31, 2011--"With each other we can put our faith into action and transform the world into God's kingdom of love and justice." In a dynamic new video, the mission agency of The United Methodist Church (UMC), in partnership with United Methodist Women, invites the denomination to revisit their views and join in new ways to minister with those living in poverty.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Communities | Donations | GBGM events | GBGM news | GBGM programs | Human rights | Hunger | John Wesley | Mission opportunities | Poverty | United Methodist Church | Volunteers | Wesley | Methodism | Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Date posted: May 31, 2011

arrow icon. Heritage Sunday: John Wesley and the Poor 
Portrait of John Wesley from A. H. Hyde,

The United Methodist Church's current focus on ministry with the poor stands in strong continuity with the Methodist heritage back to founder John Wesley in 18th century England.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Christian love | Donations | Evangelism | Ethics | Finance | Human rights | John Wesley | Poverty | Wesley | Methodism | Statements | Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Date posted: May 20, 2011

arrow icon. Progress in Haiti After the Earthquake 
Josny Mehu of the United Methodist Committee on Relief says these schoolrooms built by UMCOR will help educate some 900 students a day at Camp Corail.

Melissa Crutchfield, assistant general secretary for International Disaster Response at the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), and Thomas Dwyer, executive director of UMCOR NGO, answered some of the more difficult questions and concerns about earthquake relief in Haiti during an information session in January.
Source: New World Outlook
More about: Donations | Economy | Emergencies | GBGM programs | Health | Hunger | Mission opportunities | Natural disasters | Poverty | UMCOR | Volunteers | Water | Welfare | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Focus on Global Health | Haiti |
Date posted: May 12, 2011

arrow icon. A Witness for Christ in Japan: Methodist Mission in Historical Perspective
Japanese and Chinese nationals studying for advanced degrees in religion in Nashville Methodist Schools, 1923. These students returned to their countries to become leaders in their home churches. Missionary Voice 1923.

New York, NY, March 17, 2011--United Methodist response to the March 11 earthquake in Japan puts the spotlight on a rich mission history that began 135 years ago.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Donations | Emergencies | Global connections | International affairs | Missionaries | Natural disasters | United Methodist Church | War | Methodism | Tsunami | Focus on Congregational Development | Japan |
Date posted: Mar 17, 2011

arrow icon. Mission Thoughts for Epiphany 
The Three Wise Men mosaic of a Ravennate Italian-Byzantine workshop, completed within 526 AD by the so-called

The Gospel of Matthew steadily moves the story of Jesus' ministry and his meaning to the world from a tribal context--the ancestry of Abraham in chapter one--to a universal perspective, that of making disciples of all people in chapter 28.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Christian love | Christmas | Donations | Evangelism | Global connections | International affairs | Jesus Christ | Mission opportunities | Missionaries | United Methodist Church | Focus on Congregational Development |
Date posted: Jan 04, 2011

arrow icon. Former Head of Mission Giving Program Dies at 68 
Rev. William T. Carter

Little Rock, Arkansas, November 23, 2010--The Rev. William T. Carter, who led the designated mission-giving program of The United Methodist Church for 27 years, died in Little Rock, Arkansas on November 22. He was 68 years of age and had retired in 2006 after having headed the Advance for Christ and His Church since 1979.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Donations | Advance | Methodism | Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Date posted: Nov 23, 2010

arrow icon. Branches United Methodist Church, Florida City 
Branches UMC after a fire, possibly intentionally set, destroyed the building and playground.

In the dark, early morning hours of Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2010, fire engulfed and destroyed Branches United Methodist Church in Florida City, Florida, home of the Branches program, a holistic ministry that provides opportunities for children, youth, and families to know Christ, become better educated, and make positive life choices.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Children | Communities | Donations | Education | Poverty | Focus on Congregational Development | Haiti |
Date posted: Jun 17, 2010

arrow icon. Children Give to and for Children Through the Children's Fund for Christian Mission 
Introduce Sunday School kids to kids in the Ukraine by asking them to imagine what it would be like to be in the city parks of Kiev.

These are just some of the ways that teachers, parents, pastors, and kids in United Methodist churches can join in the 2010 Children's Fund for Christian Mission. This annual fund offers creative ways to capture and build on children's natural enthusiasm for learning about and caring for children in the world through mission.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Children | Donations | Education | Family | Global connections | Health | Hunger | Youth | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Sudan | Ukraine |
Date posted: Jun 04, 2010

arrow icon. Relevance X Connects Youth with Mission 
Relevance X Connects Youth with Mission

Are you ever hungry during church? Regardless of whether I eat breakfast or skip it entirely before the service, I am always hungry. This is especially the case on Sundays when communion is offered. Oddly, though, on these Sundays I am never hungry after I take communion. There is something quite literally filling about the Eucharist--the Body of Christ--that sustains me.
Source: Advance
More about: Donations | Hunger | Missionaries | Poverty | Youth | Partners/partnerships | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Ghana |
Date posted: Apr 09, 2010

arrow icon. How Prayer Angels Are Blessing La Gonave Island, Haiti 
Prayer Angels are symbols of promise for families who have no way to educate, feed, or provide medical care for the children of La Gonave Island, Haiti.

My husband and I have served as mission volunteers on La Gonave Island, Haiti, since 2007. Few in the United States know that La Gonave belongs to Haiti and is the most remote area of the country. Southern La Gonave is 40 miles from the Haitian mainland on the windward side--the area that gets hit by most of the hurricanes but receives little of the normal rainfall. Ground water there is deep or nonexistent, so water accessibility is a problem and food production is a challenge.
Source: New World Outlook
More about: Donations | Emergencies | Hunger | Natural disasters | Prayers | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Haiti |
Date posted: Apr 05, 2010

arrow icon. Red Bird Mission School Creates Lifelong Memories 
Red Bird Mission Logo

Ah, the memories of school. Friendships and childhood sweethearts. Holiday parties and field trips. The tough teachers and their dreaded tests and assignments. The feelings of accomplishment when you aced that killer test. The lifelong connections. Such memories are created every day at schools everywhere. At Red Bird Mission School, the memories have a special element.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Children | Donations | Education | Finance | Mission opportunities | Youth | United States |
Date posted: Mar 10, 2010

arrow icon. Classroom at Tanzania Mission School Finished Right on Time 
The Wesley Primary School in Morogoro, Tanzania, cpmplete with walls, roof, floors, and students.

New York, NY, March 8, 2010--The fifth classroom of the Wesley Primary School in Morogoro, Tanzania, now has its walls, roof, floors, and students--as predicted late last fall when a mission photograph featured only its bare foundations.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Children | Donations | Education | Poverty | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Tanzania |
Date posted: Mar 08, 2010

arrow icon. Mission, Ministry, and Money 
From A. H. Hyde, The Story of Methodism Throughout the World, from the Beginning to the Present Time  (Springfield, MA: Willey & Co., 1889), p. 64.

In 1786, as John Wesley approached the twilight of his life, he looked toward the future of the Methodist movement with some trepidation.
Source: New World Outlook
More about: Donations | Economy | Finance | John Wesley | Poverty | United Methodist Church | Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Date posted: Mar 05, 2010

arrow icon. Large Korean-American Church Gives Generously to Haiti 
Jong Sung Kim, (far left) Global Ministries' executive, thanks representatives from First United Methodist Church of Flushing Queens for the church's gift of $63,000 to UMCOR Haiti.

On February 1, 2010, the First United Methodist Church of Flushing, Queens, gave $60,000 to UMCOR relief efforts in Haiti. Church parishioners gave about $45,000 through a special offering, and the church gave the rest.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Christian love | Communities | Donations | Emergencies | GBGM news | Global connections | Hunger | Natural disasters | Poverty | Refugees | Volunteers | Water | Welfare | Partners/partnerships | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Haiti |
Date posted: Feb 08, 2010

arrow icon. Super Bowl Excellent Occasion to Help the Hungry 

In terms of single-event viewership, it's the biggest sporting event of the year in the US. It's so big, the US government refers to it as an unofficial American holiday. It generates billions of dollars in economic activity. It's a 60-minute game that becomes a several-hours-long telecast. It's the Super Bowl.
Source: Advance
More about: Donations | Economy | Emergencies | Health | Hunger | Poverty | Advance | Focus on Ministry with the Poor |
Date posted: Feb 01, 2010

arrow icon. What Does God Ask of Us in 2010? 

The Bible is filled with questions, from God's, "Where are you?," asked of Adam and Eve in the garden, to John's inquiry, "Lord, who will not fear and glorify your name?" in Revelation.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Christian love | Donations |
Date posted: Dec 30, 2009

arrow icon. Microfinance as an Avenue to Achieve Economic Justice 
Bishop Roy Sano is a retired bishop
and a member of the Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church.

Microfinance was one of the ways to address the needs of those living in poverty at a conversation on ministry with the poor sponsored by the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries on December 16. Held in New York City at the United Methodist Church of the Village, more than 500 people joined in from around the world via a live webcast. An overview of the meeting and a link to the download of the webcast can be found here: Microcredit, Restorative Justice.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Children | Communities | Donations | Economy | Ethics | Family | Finance | GBGM events | Global connections | Human rights | Justice | Loans | Poverty | United Methodist Church | Welfare | Women | Youth | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Bangladesh |
Date posted: Dec 21, 2009

arrow icon. Christmas Is Whose Birthday? 

A few years ago, Pastor Mike Slaughter of the Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church in Tipp City, Ohio, challenged the congregation to remember in their gift-making that Christmas celebrates Jesus' birthday. "Christmas in Not Your Birthday!" became a slogan in one of the most remarkable examples of Christian compassion and care in the contemporary church.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Advent | Children | Christmas | Donations | Emergencies | Global connections | Health | Missionaries | Volunteers | Focus on Congregational Development | Focus on Ministry with the Poor | Africa | Asia and the Pacific Islands | Central America | Europe |
Date posted: Dec 11, 2009

arrow icon. Beatrice and Her Miracle Home 
The UMC Kenya Team from Oregon and Idaho built Beatrice's house while in Kenya on a three-week mission trip. 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
arrow icon. Mission Leader Welcomes G-8 Pledge to Combat Hunger 
UMCOR Hunger/Poverty

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

arrow icon. 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

arrow icon. A Race for Water 
Check His Sanity: When Mike Lightfoot came up with the idea of running 56 miles to support water projects in Africa, the senior pastor of his congregatoin questioned his sanity.

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

arrow icon. Hallelujah Moment from DR Congo:  "Pour Another Bucket of Water on the Altar!"
Clean water for the people of Kamina, Congo. This fundraising project will provide safe water for a village. 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
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