Clare Chapman joins NCC as financial officer

The longtime staff executive at the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns will join the National Council of Churches team in January. [More]

STAIR program steps up to serve children after Katrina

United Methodists in New Orleans are helping a reading and tutoring program serve children affected by the hurricane. [More]

Well House helps women get lives on track after prison

Woman at the Well, a San Antonio ministry, provides support to women who have been released from prison, offering them a hand with housing, counseling and job placement. [More]

• Betty Admussen, leader in Native American work, dies at 80
• AIDS camp offers hugs, acceptance
• Pan-Methodist commission continues journey of becoming one
• Katrina Aid Today doubles assistance to families
• Children learn seriousness of famine, plight of hungry children
• Commentary: First steps to fulfilling a dream and a promise
• Prison ministry brings ‘brothers in Christ’ together
• The people of The United Methodist Church join launch of malaria campaign
• Four-legged tutors make reading fun for children
• Fishermen struggle to rebuild boats, lives after Katrina
• Cottage industry rejuvenating lives
• Publishing House to republish book for U.S. troops
• UMW continues to press for chlorine-free paper
• Historic black Methodist church delegation visits Holy Land
• Bishops adopt calls to action for United Methodists
• Global nature task force proposes a U.S. central conference
• Africa University develops e-learning plans, officials say
• Bishops worship under cashew tree, help in groundbreaking
• Africa University develops e-learning plans, officials say
• United Methodist phone cards bringing light to soldiers
• African bishops glad to not travel to the U.S. for meeting