Justice-seeking

The Rev. Paul Purdue (front) prays during a gathering of clergy calling for gun reform at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville. Purdue is pastor of Belmont United Methodist Church in Nashville. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.

United Methodists strive to make the world a better place for all people. 

Throughout the connection, we work together to confront injustice and seek equity.

How are you a justice-seeking person of God? #BeUMC

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United Methodists have a deep concern for social justice. Learn about our history, ministries of love and service today, and where you can serve.

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Juneteenth marks the date when government-sanctioned slavery ended in America. But more than 150 years later, inequity persists. As United Methodists, we must commit to ensure full freedom for all people.

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