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Church and Society Releases Four New Social Justice Position Statements
Church & Society
Working from its headquarters in the only non-governmental building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., USA, the General Board of Church and Society uses Scripture, The Social Principles and The Book of Resolutions as its core documents. Through statements and articles, seminars, forums, internships and collaboration, Church and Society leads and challenges United Methodists to pray, study and work in areas of social concern. Its resources inform, motivate and train United Methodists on issues of social justice in the society.
The Social Principles as adopted by General Conference Charlotte, 2024, reflects the United Methodist response to today’s most pressing social issues.
"Solidarity with the Sojourner," a webinar co-hosted by multiple denominational agencies and entities, invites United Methodists to a conversation about U.S. immigrant justice and the church's call to respond.
Through the lens of the United Methodist Social Principles, Justice Takes Courage podcast explores national and international social witness issues and actions in response to today’s most pressing social concerns. Check the latest episodes.
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As 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.
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Church 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.
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