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Women’s Division and United Methodist Church statements

2008 General Conference resolutions

● Global Migration and the Quest for Justice”

● “Welcoming the Migrant to the United States”

● “Resisting Hate”

● “Responsibility for Eradication of Racism”

● A Charter for Racial Justice

● Kyung Za Yim, Women’s Division President’s Report, Oct. 6, 2006 – video and transcript. Includes focus on Immigrant Rights/Civil Rights Initiative

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