Sabeel Wave of Prayer: Week of March 19, 2018
Last Friday, Sabeel hosted a community Easter egg hunt in Bethlehem for children living in...
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“Apartheid Israel” – New issue of The Link
The Link, published on a bi-monthly basis, is Americans for Middle East Understanding (AMEU)'s...
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CMEP Bulletin: The Two-State Solution at Risk
Israel’s Self-Inflicted Wounds [The New York Times] Ronald S. Lauder, president of the World...
Read MoreCCEE-CEC Joint Committee ask for the respect of the Status Quo in Jerusalem
Following the meeting of the members of the Council of European Bishops Conferences (Catholic) and...
Read MoreGlobal Ministries, Disciples, and UCC leaders among signatories on letter to Congress about military aid
Leaders of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the United Church of Christ, and Global...
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World Health Day 2018
World Health Day is April 7. What does it look like to be working in a church partner-supported...
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New Developments from the Congo
Greetings Friends! I hope the New Year has greeted you well. I pray that in 2018 you will...
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Collective Efforts to Keep Girls In School
Before working in a village, it is important to greet the chief because he is the head of the...
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Global Ministries is saddened to learn of the death of Beverly Coburn
Beverly Jane CoburnMay 22, 1927 – January 23, 2018 Beverly Jane Coburn, 90, of Yakima, WA...
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Bending The Arc Towards Gender Justice
When I showed up in Lebanon in October 2016, the stark reality I observed was that very few women...
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Democracy and Diversity: Lessons From 27 Years in Hong Kong
Dear Family and Friends, I’m writing this annual letter to you at about 30,000 feet somewhere...
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Celebrating with Jamaican Partners
The Reverend Julia Brown Karimu, President of the Division of Overseas Ministries and Co-Executive...
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Your Right Hand, O Lord, Glorious in Power
Dear Friends, Hong Kong . . . the Caribbean . . . the Philippines What do these three places have...
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Planting Water, Rebuilding Temples
It’s not every year the tropical rains drench, and drench some more, but this is one of those...
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