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arrow icon. Italian Methodists Elect New President, Focus Ministry on Immigrants 
Alessandra Trotta (center), the new president of the Methodist Church in Italy, with Pastors Kristin, right, and David Markay at the Synod of the Waldensian/Methodist Church. The Markays are United Methodist missionaries in northern Italy. Ms. Trotta, a deaconess, direct a children's ministry in Palermo.

New York, New York, October 22, 2009--The Methodist community of Italy now has its first woman president, who is assuming her duties at a time when the small church is seeking to increase it ministry among immigrants.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Communities | Global connections | Hate | Missionaries | United Methodist Church | Violence | Partners/partnerships | Urban | Focus on Congregational Development | Italy |
Date posted: Oct 22, 2009

arrow icon. Church Witness Remains Strong in Pakistan Despite Recent Attacks 
Bishop John Malik leads the Diocese of Lahore in the Church of Pakistan.

New York, NY, September 14, 2009--Christian institutions in Pakistan continue to carry out their work and witness despite a series of attacks on churches and communities, according to a Pakistani Protestant leader.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Communities | Conflict | GBGM news | Hate | International affairs | Peace | Violence | Pakistan |
Date posted: Sep 14, 2009

arrow icon. Mission Leaders Appeal for End to Violence against Christians in Pakistan 
Protesting violence in the community of Gojra, Pakistan, where seven Christians were killed in July 2009.

New York, NY, September 4, 2009--Two top mission leaders of The United Methodist Church are appealing to the government of Pakistan to take measures to ensure the safety of a Christian minority under violent attack in some parts of the officially Islamic nation.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Communities | Conflict | GBGM news | Hate | Human rights | Peace | Violence | War | Focus on Congregational Development | Pakistan |
Date posted: Sep 04, 2009

arrow icon. Ken Thompson Rediscovered 
For 10 years, Ken Thompson documented the Civil Rights Movement, capturing images of leaders such as the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in their daily activities. In 1960, a 17-year-old high school senior won a photo contest in his hometown and was recommended by his art teacher to an editor working on a magazine for the United Church of Christ (UCC).
Source: New World Outlook
More about: Christian love | Civil rights | Communities | Education | GBGM news | Hate | Human rights | Peace | Poverty | Prayers | Race | Social Principles | United Methodist Church | Youth | Mission updates | Focus on Leadership Development | United States |
Date posted: Sep 01, 2009
arrow icon. New Developments in Fiji Crisis 

London, September 1, 2009--The island nation of Fiji has been suspended from the British Commonwealth for refusing to move toward democratic elections next year, according to a report by the BBC on September 1. The Fijian political situation is of importance to the international Methodist community because the Methodist Church there is also at odds with the government.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Conflict | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Violence | Focus on Congregational Development | Fiji |
Date posted: Sep 01, 2009

arrow icon. United Methodists in Nepal Appeal for Prayer As Christians There Face Intimidation 

New York, NY, July 6, 2009--United Methodists in Nepal request that church members worldwide join them and other Nepalese Christians in praying for peace and safety in the face of intimidation and acts of anti-Christian violence.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Global connections | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Peace | Prayers | Violence | Focus on Congregational Development | Nepal |
Date posted: Jul 06, 2009

arrow icon. Pakistani Christians Appeal for Prayer for City Under Siege 

Peshawar, Pakistan, May 29, 2009--Christian leaders in the province of Pakistan bordering Afghanistan are appealing to fellow believers worldwide to join them in prayer for the "innocent" and "vulnerable" people victimized by conflicts in their region and across the country.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Emergencies | Global connections | Hate | Prayers | UMCOR | Violence | Advance | Pakistan |
Date posted: May 29, 2009

arrow icon. In the Midst of Today: Black History Month 
In future years, stories will be written about the living moment when the first African American was elected President of the United States. I, along with many other African Americans, have lived through the turbulent years with only the dream of success, which is now becoming a reality.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Civil rights | Education | Hate | Human rights | Justice | Martin Luther King Day | Race | United Methodist Church |
Date posted: Jan 30, 2009
arrow icon. Hallelujah Moment from Italy: "Peace and Possibilities" 
Italians waiting for public transportation illustrate the racial tension in Milan. The graffiti behind them reads:

January 9, 2009--“Cosa?!” [What?!] “Che e successo!?” [What happened?!] One of the teenagers from Ghana got a call on his cellphone on the way home from a church confirmation trip. His 19-year-old friend, Abdul, had been killed in Milan. Over the course of several phone calls and articles in the morning’s paper, the details began to emerge.
Source: Mission Education
More about: Children | Communities | Conflict | Global connections | Globalization | Hate | Justice | Peace | Race | Violence | Youth | Urban | Italy |
Date posted: Jan 09, 2009

arrow icon. The Christmas Hope for Peace 

Hope for peace--the projection and possibility of peace--is integral to the Christmas celebration, and to the Christian life and mission.
Source: GBGM Administration
More about: Christmas | Global connections | Globalization | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Peace | Prayers | United Methodist Church | War |
Date posted: Dec 11, 2008

arrow icon. General Conference Counters Hate, Torture, Violence, and Genocide 
Laurie Hays Coffman examines boots and shoes that symbolize people killed in the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq. The "Resisting Hate, Fear, and Scapegoating, and Transforming the Context of Hate in the United States" resolution reaffirms the denomination's historical opposition to acts of hate, hate speech, and violence in both church and society and urges the church to redouble efforts to speak out against hate crimes.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Conflict | Hate | Race | Resolutions of the UMC | Violence | War | World |
Date posted: Apr 30, 2008
arrow icon. China News Summary: April 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: Conflict | Economy | Ecumenical | GBGM programs | Global connections | Globalization | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Justice | Newsletters | Research | Violence | Asia and the Pacific Islands | China | Hong Kong | Macau | Taiwan | Tibet |
Date posted: Apr 09, 2008
arrow icon. Korean Leaders Caution against Prejudice after Shooting  
Korean and American Korean Methodist church leaders are calling for "healing, reconciliation and peace" amid concerns that the Virginia Tech shootings by a South Korean native could lead to a backlash against Koreans.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Communities | Hate | International affairs | Justice | Prayers | United Methodist Church | Violence | Youth | South Eastern U.S. | South Korea | United States |
Date posted: Apr 20, 2007
arrow icon. Gunmen Kill United Methodist Local Pastor in Philippines  
A United Methodist in the Philippines who had served as a local pastor was shot dead by gunmen outside his home. According to a story in the Aug. 6 edition of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Isaias Sta. Rosa was found dead in Malabago, Daraga, Albay, on Aug. 3. He was near a creek, alongside another dead man with gunshot wounds who was identified as an army corporal, according to the newspaper.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Prayers | United Methodist Church | Violence | Methodism | Philippines |
Date posted: Aug 08, 2006
arrow icon. Mission Executive Condemns Bombing of Lebanese
 Village and Recalls Similar Incident in 1996

The Reverend R. Randy Day, General Secretary of the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church I strongly urge the State of Israel to suspend all bombing in Lebanon and for Israel and the Hezbollah forces to observe a total ceasefire, assisted by the United Nations. The world can no longer tolerate the behavior of either side in the renewed Middle East fighting, including the despicable Israeli bombings of civilians in Qana. Suspicion that a village may be “militant” is no justification for bombing and killing 60 people who have taken refuge in a building. Such thinking is political and morally unacceptable.
Source: GBGM Press Releases
More about: Christian love | Conflict | Ecumenical | Emergencies | GBGM news | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Peace | Refugees | United Methodist Church | War | Statements | Lebanon | World | Israel |
Date posted: Jul 31, 2006
arrow icon. WCC Assesses Impact of 'Decade to Overcome Violence'  
When the World Council of Churches initiated its "Decade to Overcome Violence" in 2001, the idea was to "shine a bright light" on places where Christians are working on issues of justice and peace - places that could be models for others.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Ecumenical | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Justice | Peace | Race | United Methodist Church | Violence | Women | Methodism | World |
Date posted: Feb 20, 2006
arrow icon. Church Burnings Continue and Christians Must Renew Efforts, Say Leaders 
When the clusters of churches were burned last week in Alabama, the national media began asking questions about hate, and federal officials opened investigations.

According to those who have been working to end church burnings for years, these acts of arson raise questions about broader issues than those portrayed in the media spin or investigators' quotes. 
Source: WD Press Releases
More about: Children | Hate | Women | Youth | United States | World |
Date posted: Feb 13, 2006

arrow icon. Racial Justice Timeline 
Staff of the Women’s Division of the Methodist Church were among those calling for an end to the Central Jurisdiction at the 1964 Methodist Church General Conference in Pittsburgh, Pa. United Methodist Women’s predecessor organization’s early involvement in racial-justice work set the stage for the first Charter for Racial Policies.
Source: Women's Division
More about: Advocacy | Conflict | Hate | Human rights | Justice | Peace | Race | Violence | Women | Youth | United States |
Date posted: Jan 18, 2006
arrow icon. Commentary: Murder is uncontrolled in Philippines 
After hearing one story and then another of murder and mayhem, the mind shuts down. It can take in no more.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Communities | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Justice | Violence | Philippines |
Date posted: Jan 09, 2006
arrow icon. Darfur Peace Step Evokes Cautious Optimism
from Mission Leaders 

A view of the Hassahissa displaced persons camp near Zalingei. Ground rules to resolve three years of conflict in Darfur, Sudan’s troubled western region, have drawn “cautious optimism” from United Methodist mission executives. The rules were announced on July 6 in Abuja, Nigeria.
Source: UMCOR Press Releases
More about: Advocacy | Civil rights | Conflict | Hate | Health | Human rights | Hunger | International affairs | Missionaries | Newsletters | Poverty | Race | Refugees | Violence | War | Methodism | Letters | Sudan | Africa |
Date posted: Jul 07, 2005
arrow icon. Japanese Liberation Center  Breaks the Silence of Injustice
The major Protestant Church in Japan is a strong ally of the Baraku people, an indigenous minority that has been excluded from advancing in Japanese society for six hundred years.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Advocacy | Christian love | Communities | Ecumenical | Hate | International affairs | Justice | Race | United Methodist Church | Partners/partnerships | Japan |
Date posted: Jun 06, 2005
arrow icon. Use of torture a concern, United Methodist Women say 
United Methodist Women and other church officials are being called to action regarding the use of torture in war and terrorism-related situations.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Advocacy | Christian love | Hate | Human rights | International affairs | Justice | Social Principles | United Methodist Church | Violence | Women | Methodism | World |
Date posted: Apr 12, 2005
arrow icon. Gulfside center bridges segregation era, 21st century 
When segregation was legal in the United States, blacks in the former Methodist Church were barred from white sanctuaries, schools and retreat centers in their own denomination.
Source: United Methodist News Service
More about: Civil rights | Education | Hate | Justice | Race | Women | United States |
Date posted: Feb 17, 2005
arrow icon. The “American Aid Worker” Killed in Cote D’Ivoire Had a Name: A Pastoral Story 
The news reports call him an “American aid worker”--the lone civilian killed on November 4 when fighter planes of the government of Cote d’Ivoire bombed a French military peacekeeping post in the West African nation.
Source: GBGM Administration
More about: Christian love | Conflict | GBGM news | Hate | Justice | United Methodist Church | Violence | Cote d´Ivoire |
Date posted: Nov 19, 2004
arrow icon. 'From where will my help come?' A Russian pastor’s comfort for those living in fear
Rev. John Calhoun is assigned to the Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy in Russia. As pastor of an English-speaking international Protestant congregation, John’s ministry is with Christians from around the world. “Moscow is an incredibly challenging place to live ... especially for persons of color and other minority groups...." Grace and peace to you from Moscow, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Source: GBGM Mission News
More about: Christian love | Conflict | Hate | Violence | Russia |
Date posted: Oct 28, 2004
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