World Fellowship of Methodist and Uniting Church Men
“As the pastor, I can’t lead it,” says Rev. Rev. Jim Harry of Saint Paul UMC in Goldsboro, NC, “If it’s time for this (United Methodist Men) to die out then so be it. If God wants it to be …
The World Methodist Council Steering Committee, with members from six continents, met together in Rome, Italy. Their gathering was held at the Casa Maria Immacolata, operated by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de ‘Paoli.
How well do we know the Pentecost story? Fifty days after Easter, the believers were all together in one place, now ten times the number first called “the twelve.” Surprise!
The last five years has been one of change for the WesleyMen. In that time the organization wrote a new constitution and bylaws, announced a primary missional objective, and formally incorporated as a board directed non-profit organization.
In June of 2014, the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church in The United States launched a year long campaign to end world hunger. Here’s what happened:
“But what difference can we make?” That is the question on the hearts and minds of millions who see debilitating hunger but feel helpless to do anything about it. One church not only asked the question but forged an answer.