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Welcome to ResourceUMC.org, the online destination for leaders throughout The United Methodist Church. Visit often to find ideas and information to inspire United Methodist leaders throughout the connection.

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#BeUMC discussion guide

Use with small groups to learn more about the campaign’s four key messaging themes and how they celebrate our identity as United Methodists.

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The Rev. Juliet Chirowa speaks at Sunningdale United Methodist Church in Harare, Zimbabwe. She said the church should influence policy by standing up for justice including comprehensive care for victims of human trafficking. Photo by Priscilla Muzerengwa, UMNS.
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Advocacy

Resources to fight human trafficking

United Methodists are committed to fighting global human trafficking. Here are some resources developed by fellow United Methodists to aid in the fight.

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Stephen Saucerman receives a COVID-19 vaccination from volunteer nurse Jackie Smith, RN, at Community United Methodist Church in Vincennes, Ind. Photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.
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Health and Wholeness

Updating COVID-19 protocols in response to omicron

With new spikes in COVID-19 cases since the emergence of the omicron variant, it may be time for churches to update their safety protocols.

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We are the church. Together. Let's #BeUMC.

The #BeUMC campaign calls us to embrace our Wesleyan heritage and envision a promising future. Every day offers a chance to live into our mission and to strive to #BeUMC — to be the church our communities so desperately need. This grassroots effort, built upon powerful stories of congregations and people living their faith, celebrates what draws us to The United Methodist Church and what we aspire to be.

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UM Agencies

Agencies provide resources and services that equip local congregations and provide a connection for ministry throughout the world. These organizations can be found at all levels of the connection (churchwide, regional and local).

The Human Relations Day special offering benefits neighborhood ministries through Community Developers, community advocacy through United Methodist Voluntary Services and work with at-risk teens through the Youth Offender Rehabilitation Program. Your contributions spark hope, develop skills and reimagine neighborhoods. Photo by Victória Kubiaki, Unsplash.com.
Stewardship

YOU impact communities

We have an opportunity to make an impact in communities and support our neighbors that may lack tools or resources to reach their full God-given potential.

The Human Relations Day special offering benefits neighborhood ministries through Community Developers, community advocacy through United Methodist Voluntary Services and work with at-risk teens through the Youth Offender Rehabilitation Program.

Your contributions spark hope, develop skills and reimagine neighborhoods. Please give generously on Human Relations Day.

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Race Relations

Courtesy of GCORR. 2021

Lent

Lent 2022 Small Group Study on Anti-racism

GCORR is excited to offer a new Lenten resource for congregations and small groups. This study connects our Lenten traditions and work to dismantle racism.

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Digital Ministry

My Portal

My Portal offers an easy way to ensure you're receiving the most helpful information from United Methodist Communications.

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Health

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Health and Wholeness

It is okay not to be okay

Pastor S. Michael Greene shares his experiences being overwhelmed during the pandemic and the need for clergy to acknowledge when they need help.

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