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Operating amid economic and political turmoil in Zimbabwe, the head of Africa University asks United Methodists for money and prayers.

United Methodist relief officials join church’s Louisiana staff in assessing damages and responding to needs.

Experienced Red Cross volunteers from across the United States know the "Broadmoor Hilton" is the place to stay in southern Louisiana.

More important than the bricks and mortar left behind are the relationships forged across cultures, says a VIM team member.

One day after being designated a Red Cross shelter, a Nashville church shows radical hospital to evacuees from New Orleans.

“We were prepared,” says the Rev. Don Cottrill, with the United Methodist Louisiana Conference.

Three years after Hurricane Katrina slammed the U.S. Gulf Coast, UMCOR-managed Katrina Aid Today stands as a success story.

The Revs. Youngsook and JinHo Kang give a closing benediction before 20,000 people at the U.S. Democratic National Convention.

He is remembered as the first African American who was elected a United Methodist bishop in the southeastern United States.

Three years and three churches later, the Rev. Connie Thomas is still recovering from Hurricane Katrina—as is her flock.

United Methodist Bishop Leo A. Soriano denounces fighting in the southern Philippines between the government and Muslim rebels.

United Methodist Bishop David Kekumba Yemba will continue to oversee the church's Central Congo Area.

For kids who can't enjoy homemade cookies at their own grandparents' home, a church in Florida offers the next best thing.

With its goal to "help men know Jesus Christ," the group's commission is reaching out beyond chartered local church chapters.

A 'Saturday school' is part of the ongoing ministry in Juarez, Mexico, by a United Methodist church in El Paso.

More than 1,300 clergy and lay delegates gathered at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi to hear reports about church membership, the state of churches and clergy effectiveness, and to adopt several reports and processes in behalf of the Southwest Texas Annual Conference.

The new initiatives aim to empower young African Americans and help them become church leaders.

Volunteers build 16 houses in Africa during eight days in July to surpass their three-year goal through Habitat for Humanity Mozambique.

With Tropical Storm Fay still swirling off the east coast of Florida, United Methodists begin to assess the damage in the waterlogged state.

If someone were to ask that question, what would you say? United Methodist Bishop Timothy W. Whitaker explores some answers.