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Creating Interfaith Community |
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Mission work in West Africa, Algeria, India, New York, and Bosnia-Herzegovina that purposely reaches out to people of other faiths to build interfaith networks and coalitions. |
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How does the church remain vital when the wider population knows so little about it? |
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Hear from United Methodists in the United States and from other countries who have made strides toward building peaceful, helpful, and hopeful interfaith communities. |
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The United Methodist Church is present in many regions of the world as a minority faith in the midst of larger religious contexts. |
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Strengthening the Connection: An Interview with R. Randy Day
by Christie R. House
The Rev. R. Randy Day begins his tenure as
General Secretary after serving two years as a
deputy general secretary of the General Board
of
Global Ministries. He was previously assigned
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oversee the Evangelization and ...
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Global Gathering IV: In Mission Together - A Celebration of Christian Mission
by Robert Harman
The United Methodist Church has just completed
what many consider to be the most active decade
in its mission history. The General Board of
Global Ministries, through its philosophy of
facilitating mission, has enabled the ...
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Material Resources Needs Increase, Supplies Are Low
by Christie R. House
“Since September 11, 2001, our giving has been
way down, both in funds and material goods,” was
the sad news from Harrietta Reynolds, the
interim director of Sager-Brown in Baldwin,
Louisiana. Glenn Druilhet, director of the ...
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Building a Year-Round Mission Program: Suggestions for the Local Church
by Una Jones
There are a number of different ways for the
pastor and the mission committees of local
United Methodist churches to stay connected and
informed about mission opportunities through the
General Board of Global Ministries. ...
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2003 Planning Calendar for United Methodist Missions
by Una Jones
Month-by-month suggestions of mission activities
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A New Year For Mission
by Christie R. House
Welcome to 2003, a good year to start some new
mission projects. A good year to assess the
congregation’s mission priorities. A good year
to spread the good news of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ in the neighborhood, throughout the
nation, and around the world.
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The online version of New World Outlook features selected articles from the printed magazine. These additional stories appear in the print publication.
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From Vietnam to North Carolina: A Montagnard Family Journey |
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Resources for the Mission-Minded Congregation |
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Dulac Community Center: A Hub for the Houma |
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Stories of Faith: Come to the Table |
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Mission Memo |
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A Global Odyssey: The Autobiography of James K. Mathews. A book review by Randy Day |
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How Long, O Lord: Stories of Twentieth Century Korea by George E. Ogle. A book review by Jungrea Chung |
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Bulletin Inserts |
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2002 Index |
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Mission Travel Study to Mexico, 2002 |
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