The United Methodist Committee on Relief is partnering with Church World Service on aid for the cyclone-stricken nation.

Bishop Zothan Mawia, visiting the United States, has been trying to respond to the May 3 cyclone from afar.

A youth group in North Carolina takes to the runway with its Love Thy Neighbor ministry.

"What we are doing … is a spiritual work," says the assembly's chief scheduler, urging the 2012 gathering to observe Sabbath.

A group of soldiers based in Fort Worth, Texas, are presented with copies during the 2008 United Methodist General Conference.

As the death toll rises in Myanmar, the United Methodist Committee on Relief maps out its response.

Delegates hear memorable speeches, approve $642 million budget, and set direction on social issues and church ministries.

Delegates end meeting with action on diverse issues and parting words of hope.

Pension plans adopted in 2004 are also retained.

Resolutions call for work toward a living wage to be a worldwide effort.

Days after their church upheld its position against same-sex unions, two women join in a marriage ceremony.

United Methodists have adopted resolutions supporting justice for migrants worldwide and reform of U.S. immigration laws.

The church’s Social Creed continues to express the scriptural mandate to care for the sojourner, the weak and the orphaned.

General Conference votes to continue membership with the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.

The court said both issues need study and would become docket items for its October session.

Les mots ajoutés à la déclaration de mission expliquent pourquoi l’église cherche à faire les disciples de Jésus Christ.

Delegates urged to be witnesses to God's work in the world.

Packed agenda with little time for rest or sleep impairs delegates' abilities.

Relationship-building and work together benefits both Zimbabwe and Baltimore-Washington annual conferences.

Health, wellness and central conference pensions will be among board's future emphases.