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United Methodist News Service Headlines
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Reclaiming lay leadership key to revival
Making faithful disciples more important than creating an empire, scholars say.
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Summer church camps nurture bodies, souls
United Methodists find mission opportunities in special-interest camps.
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Church group balances ministries, buildings
United Methodist City Society sells "dinosaur properties" to finance mission work.
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Church must pay attention to numbers
The Rev. Jason Byassee defends bishop?s plea for growth.
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Agencies receive poor grades on mission
Study also finds need for greater collaboration, oversight.
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Red Bird Mission School to reopen
"It's confirmation that the Lord is in charge," school official says.
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United Methodist camps offer s?more love
Church has 220 camps and retreat centers serving 1 million people a year.
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Gulf gives evidence of the land mourning
Theologian says renewed faith holds the solution to Gulf oil spill.
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To be a kid again?and go to church camp
A sunburned camper fifty years ago, Barbara Dunlap-Berg still finds inspiration at today?s United Methodist campgrounds.
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U.S. conferences report declining numbers
Annual conferences explore ways to build vital, growing churches.
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Conferences feature petitions, push-ups
Volunteers repair homes, package food as part of annual meetings.
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Oil spill teaches us scientists are not gods
Our high expectations leave little room for grace, says Tina Carter.
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Top court takes up membership issues
Judicial Council asked to revisit decision allowing pastor to bar a gay man from joining his congregation.
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Bishop Dew, social justice advocate, dies
Church leader championed marginalized throughout ministry.
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Leaving first church can be hard for pastors
In Part II of a series, second appointees talk about experiencing their first transition.
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