News and Features

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Latin American Methodists Eager to Rebuild

March 21, 2007
Years after their official separation, some Latin American Methodists are struggling to maintain church buildings and other physical structures inherited from The United Methodist Church. Read More...
Source: United Methodist News Service

Church Wants Stronger Bonds in Southern Hemisphere

March 21, 2007
The bonds between United Methodists and their Methodist counterparts in Latin America and the Caribbean can and should be strengthened. Read More...
Source: United Methodist News Service

Methodism Has History in Latin America, Caribbean

March 20, 2007
The first Methodist congregation established outside of England and Ireland was in the Caribbean and its members were slaves. Read More...
Source: United Methodist News Service

Latin American Methodists: Separate But Connected

March 20, 2007
In the 1960s, after Methodists in Latin America had expressed the desire for greater freedom to make their own decisions, a special task force of the U.S. church came up with a solution: autonomy. Read More...
Source: United Methodist News Service

Latin American, Caribbean Methodists Share Insights

March 6, 2007
In the part of El Salvador where Gloria Maritza Landaverde lives, her small community sees more cases of malnutrition than anywhere else in the country. Read More...
Source: United Methodist News Service