Tag: Commission on Religion and Race
Churches urge action on shootings
According to the Gun Violence Archive, the U.S. has seen 202 mass shootings this year so far. United Methodists are responding to killing in New York and California.
Town hall addresses UMC and race
On July 1, panelists on a denominational town hall acknowledged The United Methodist Church has a tangled history on race.
America, Methodists, and Black History
Scott Manning, a member of the Conference Board of Justice, examines positive and negative glimpses of church and nation during Black History Month.
Video series features voices of color
“Human sexuality is not a ‘whites only’ issue,” says Erin Hawkins while introducing this new video series from the General Commission on Religion and Race.
Envisioning a multicultural church
“Facing the Future” equips both clergy and congregants to overcome cultural obstacles to ministry.
Building bridges with music
Joe Kye, self-proclaimed “immigrant musician,” plays his violin to celebrate diversity.