Henning Memorial United Methodist Church

"First and Ten" ministry provides tailgate worship services on football Sundays to connect fans with church.

Christians gathering in New Delhi promise not to forget the persecution their Indian brothers and sisters have suffered.

Sarah Taylor credits homemade cookies for showing her Jesus' love as an inmate. Now she's doing the same for others.

Church members from two continents join hands and voices to celebrate a weeklong health campaign to help West African children.

A sputtering U.S. economy is jeopardizing financial support for retired United Methodist pastors in other parts of the world.

Elderly United Methodists are alerted by a church employee to flee their Southern California mobile home park.

A United Methodist youth group from Houston paint a “tent of hope” for peace in Darfur, Sudan.

Creating a place “for everyone born” was the mantra repeated throughout the meeting of the Connectional Table.

The United Methodist Council of Bishops has approved guidelines for allowing deacons to administer Holy Communion.

The key reason for homelessness is loss of family, says a pastor who provides a ministry that brings dignity to the person living on the street.

Thousands of parents waited in line Nov. 11 to receive a bed net that would protect their children from mosquitoes, which carry malaria.

David Corner, 73, turns “garbage into gold” by diverting items meant for landfills to people in need around the world.

Commentary asks United Methodists to remember and pray for victims of human rights violations.

United Methodist agencies sign letter to president calling for end to immigration raids which devastate families.

Council says the ordination of a lesbian and another woman who champions gay rights has no status in the denomination.

The people of The United Methodist Church have donated more than 13 million minutes of conversations with loved ones to U.S. servicemen and servicewomen.

A worship service signaled the start of a week of distributing free bed nets to protect families from mosquito-borne malaria in Côte d’Ivoire.

The centerpieces of United Methodist ministry for the next four years are affirmed by the denomination’s bishops as "God’s call to us."

The wounds of war go beyond lost limbs and broken bones, says a retired military chaplain calling on the church's help.

The church weighs in on hot-button election issues such as same-sex marriage, casino gambling and state income taxes.