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Turmoil in Libya
Newsletter focuses on U.S. statements at U.N.
New electronic resource addresses United Methodist endorsement of U.N.’s role as ‘best instrument to achieve a world of justice and law.’ read more »
Connecting the dots
Christian call to public witness
Seminar at U.N. for GBCS interns emphasizes world is not as God wants it, but it can and must be changed. read more »
U.S. should join landmine ban
11 years since treaty become law
U.S., China, Russia among only 37 states that have not joined. read more »
Memory and imagination key to solving world’s ills
Brain education hope for the world
Individual brain power and collective will are needed to realize sustainable development, security and human rights. read more »
Religion and justice in the international community
Commitment to common good among all is necessary
Religious communities can make a difference in helping bring justice to the world. read more »
Reflection on communion
It's not about me
The challenges to find a theology that can stand up to the complexity of political, economic and social analysis prompt a new look at a sacrament. read more »
A United Methodist Perspective on the International Criminal Court
The following questions are taken directly from Marc Grossman, Under Secretary for Political Affairs in his remarks to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, D.C., May 6, 2002. Each point made my Mr. Grossman is followed by the response of GBCS. read more »