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January
17 articles found for January, 2011.
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I've seen so much here in Honduras. I've felt
so much, laughed so much, and hurt so much here.
I learned how to make coconut bread, how to
change multiple diapers at once, how to be
patient, how to stick up for myself, how to live
alone, how to teach a class, how to catch a
gecko, how to speak Spanish, how to wash clothes
by hand, and how to ration. I learned countless
lessons on humility, honesty, sacrifice, and
self-control.
Date posted:Jan 26, 2011
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The UMCOR Hotline for January 25, 2011
In Today's Hotline:
*BRAZIL: Relief Needed for Survivors of Floods,
Mudslides
*AUSTRALIA: Cleanup Begins, Cyclone Threat Continues
*HAITI: UMCOR Seeks Shelter and Reconstruction
Coordinator
*RELIEF SUPPLIES: School Kits, Health Kits to Sudan
*UMCOR: NC Congregation Welcomes Bhutan Family
Date posted:Jan 25, 2011
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New York, NY, January 25, 2011--An
international aid specialist urged United
Methodists not to slack off or give in to
the "sin of despair" in the church's essential,
ongoing work to conquer poverty.
Date posted:Jan 25, 2011
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Lucie Harrison Girls High School was
established by the Methodist Episcopal Church in
1912, thanks to the devoted efforts of the Rev.
Dr. John C. Butcher. At that time, residents of
Methodism's Northern India area, where Dr.
Butcher was missionary in charge, considered the
education of girls to be unnecessary.
Date posted:Jan 20, 2011
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January 20, 2011, New York, NY--The General
Board of Global Ministries welcomes the
announcement that the United States intends to
make possible an increase in certain religious
travel to Cuba and to ease restrictions on funds
going to Cuba for religious activities.
Date posted:Jan 20, 2011
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Catholic Church in China elects new leadership
Liu Xiaobo receives 2010 Nobel Peace Prize
Philippines sign first military agreement with
China
China may favor Korean unification
Google's hacking, ordered by Politburo
official?...and more!
Date posted:Jan 20, 2011
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The UMCOR Hotline for January 18, 2011
In Today's Hotline:
SRI LANKA: Nearly One Million People Affected by
Flooding
HAITI: UMCOR Reaffirms Commitment to Recovery
HAITI EVENT: One Year of Recovery: Webcast
EVENT: African American Women and HIV/AIDS
Date posted:Jan 18, 2011
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This is a fateful week for southern Sudan,
where a referendum is under way on the political
future of the region. The issue is whether South
Sudan will become a separate nation from the
northern and western parts of the country.
Date posted:Jan 13, 2011
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New York, NY, January 13, 2011--The United
Methodist Church in eastern Albania received 18
new members on the fourth of Advent 2010. They
come from the city of Pogradec and the nearby
town of Bishnica, each of which has a United
Methodist congregation.
Date posted:Jan 13, 2011
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January 14, 2011--In honor of the Rev. Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., the General Board of
Global Ministries is committed to Dr. King's
legacy of justice, which includes economic
justice and ending poverty. Dr. King is
remembered for his leadership in the United
States and his work towards racial justice,
desegregation, and non-violence. At the time of
his assassination in 1968, Dr. King was in the
midst of planning a Poor People's March,
integral to a campaign to unify and take action
on behalf of people living in poverty.
Date posted:Jan 12, 2011
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New York, NY, January 12, 2011--In a service of
hope and tears, staff of the United Methodist
mission agency marked the first anniversary of
the "unspeakable tragedy" of the 2010 Haiti
earthquake and the deaths in the disaster of two
beloved colleagues.
Date posted:Jan 12, 2011
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The UMCOR Hotline for January 11, 2011
HAITI: One Year of Relief and Recovery
SUDAN: Independence Referendum
ARMENIA: Human Trafficking Awareness Day,
January 11
JFON: Welcoming a New Citizen from Burma
Date posted:Jan 11, 2011
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Ted Williams is the man with the golden voice
who has been vaulted to global media attention
this week after more than 13 million people saw
him on a YouTube video.
Date posted:Jan 10, 2011
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Public celebration of Christmas--public
testament of faith in Jesus Christ--is not
always easy, or even safe. As we move into a new
year, my prayer list includes persons and
situations in which Christian brothers and
sisters lost their lives in recent days because
of their faith, or where a public official was
killed for trying to protect religious rights of
Christians.
Date posted:Jan 07, 2011
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SPSARV grant applications to fund ministries
and initiatives globally that support The United
Methodist Church's position on alcohol, other
drugs, and drug-related violence are due by
January 15, 2011. Funding decisions for spring
and summer funding will be made in March 2011.
Date posted:Jan 07, 2011
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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.
Date posted:Jan 04, 2011
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The UMCOR Hotline for January 4, 2011
In Today's Hotline: Haiti Recovery Edition
HAITI: Chronology of Recovery
HAITI: Laying a Foundation
HAITI: A Purposeful Calling
HAITI: Church Resources Available
HAITI: Haiti Digest
Date posted:Jan 04, 2011
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