Launched during Great Depression, devotional booklet today gives hope to millions in more than 100 countries.

Jean Christy heeds God’s call to ministry, volunteering to serve at 104.

Jeremiah Park says denying religious freedom “makes us less as Americans.”

Hispanic/Latino youth brought energy and challenge to the MARCHA meeting in Puerto Rico.

United Methodist worker says the crisis extends beyond homes and crops to schools and heath care centers.

Joyful worship and lots of new faces follow merger of historically black and white congregations.

More than 90 Christian leaders ask United Methodists to speak out against racially motivated “assaults.”

Worshippers give thanks to God and the United Methodist connection on fifth anniversary of flooding.

Church member testifies those who responded "were the rod and staff of God."

Amazing stories of faith keep hope alive in UMNS writer’s birthplace.

Hundreds of thousands of United Methodist volunteers have helped rebuild homes and lives after Hurricane Katrina.

Study committee will explore ways to promote the faith in different cultures.

Topical preaching, varied worship styles, effective lay leadership are characteristics of growing churches.

Five years after the hurricane, Bishop Hutchinson reflects, “We lost church buildings and congregations, but we gained the church.”

Katrina-inspired ministry is “a blessing to the whole community.”