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June
13 articles found for June, 2001.
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Youth Caucus Goes Beyond Mandated UN Consensus on HIV/AIDS Issues
June 28, 2001 -- Gathered in conjunction with
this week’s United Nations Special Assembly
addressing HIV/AIDS, a 60-member youth caucus
presented cutting edge suggestions to stop the
global pandemic.
Date posted:Jun 29, 2001
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If I was ever unsure about our purpose here, I am
no longer in the dark. I have seen the light, and
the light shines brightly in Bali. Asia knows
Christ, and our presence here only strengthens
our common faith.
Date posted:Jun 17, 2001
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In Bali, the Youth Chorale combines serious fun
with serious rehearsals. They call this breaking
out of the box.
Date posted:Jun 15, 2001
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June 13 - According to NBC News, President George
W. Bush has announced that the U.S. Navy will
pull out of the island of Vieques off the coast
of Puerto Rico. The people of Vieques have been
protesting the military use of their beautiful
island as a training ground and target for
bombing exercises for decades.
Date posted:Jun 15, 2001
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The General Board of Global Ministries is
throwing a 50th birthday party in the city
branded into the nation's memory in the noonday
blaze of the Civil Rights movement.
Date posted:Jun 14, 2001
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Nearly 150 United Methodist Church leaders from
26 countries across two continents explored the
destructive causes and consequences of alcohol,
tobacco and drug abuse in their societies at an
historic consultation here, May 28-June 4.
Date posted:Jun 14, 2001
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An organization assisting displaced persons from
East Timor is urging churches and others in the
international community to pressure the United
Nations to reject a "registration" process it
called illegitimate and unfair.
Date posted:Jun 08, 2001
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The first part's over: making all the flight
connections, getting to their destination without
losing any luggage. Now members of the Youth
Mission Chorale have checked into a retreat
center in Bali, Indonesia, walked the beach,
relaxed in the pool and got over jet lag. Look in
on them via this photo gallery as they start two
weeks of intensive rehearsal and preparation for
their Asia 2001 tour.
Date posted:Jun 07, 2001
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Churches around the world are facing the reality
of violence with new resolve in the wake of a
decade-long effort launched by the World Council
of Churches.
Date posted:Jun 07, 2001
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The significant success of early American
Methodism resulted in large part from its
missionary outreach and appeal to women and black
people, according to an American church
historian. Dee E. Andrews, a professor at
California State University, Hayward, write about
the factors that shaped American Methodism in The
Methodists and Revolutionary America, 1760-1800
(Princeton University Press, 2000).
Date posted:Jun 07, 2001
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The United Methodist Church has just issued a
report on federal funding of faith-based
initiatives. This report, "Community Ministries
and Government Funding," is a cooperative project
of the General Board of Church and Society
(GBCS), the General Council on Finance and
Administration (GCFA), and the General Board of
Global Ministries (GBGM).
Date posted:Jun 07, 2001
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More than 50 North American church
representatives gathered in May to prepare for
the upcoming United Nations World Conference
against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia
and Related Intolerance.
Date posted:Jun 05, 2001
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Surrounded by enough ballistic nylon and hard-
shell equipment cases to rival a network media
stake-out, Tim Gates seemed dazed by what lay
ahead of him.
Date posted:Jun 02, 2001
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