Church & Society
Engaging in the electoral process
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The United Methodist Church is encouraging congregations to help their communities complete their U.S. census data as a way to ensure fair and just representation for all.
Learn moreThe denomination's social justice agency calls United Methodists to reflect and take action on the oldest national celebration of the end of slavery in the United States.
Learn moreUnited Methodists are called by God to be witnesses for justice and peace in the world. One way they live out that calling is through civic engagement with local, regional, national and international leaders.
Learn moreAs United Methodists, we understand our call to transform the world involves personal, social and civic righteousness.
The relationships we form in our communities, often through our direct service and mercy ministries, lead us to be advocates for justice.
Learn How You Can Get InvolvedChurch and Society oversees the distribution of three different grants available to United Methodist congregations and organizations.
Human Relations Day, Ethnic Local Church, and Peace With Justice grants are all available through Church and Society.
Learn MoreThe Faith and Facts cards are a set of half-sheet cards providing concise information on a number of social issues. On any given issue, they explore what the Bible says, what The United Methodist Church says, some facts about the issue and action steps to address the issue.
Engaging in the electoral process
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Free and fair elections for all
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Peace with Justice worship service
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Social Principles 2020: The community of all creation
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Celebrating Earth Day at 50
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New Social Principles 2020 website
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Church and Society releases Revised Social Principles
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month
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What is the Zacchaeus Tax?
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Book of Resolutions: Alcohol and Other Drugs
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Welcome to our Ethnic Young Adult interns
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Responding to the plight of migrants
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Act to support migrant children
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Faith and Facts cards
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Church and Society Board recommends major revision of United Methodist Social Principles
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Guidelines: Church and Society
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Internships: Explore the intersection of faith and social justice
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Let’s Talk Faith and Climate: Communication Guidance for Faith Leaders
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Advocacy for women and children
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War and Peace
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Health and Wholeness
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Education
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Human Trafficking
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Gun Violence Prevention
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