Assembly 2022 featured a Faith Talks Town Hall on Women and Leadership that we’re excited to share with in this special edition of the Faith Talks podcast.  Faith Talks host Jennifer Farmer moderated the Assembly Town Hall panel that included: *Emma Cantor—Deaconess, Regional Missionary from Philippines serving in Asia/Pacific Region. *Gail Douglas-Boykin, Deaconess, former board member, United Methodist Women, coordinator ministerial services for New York Annual Conference. *Sung-ok Lee, Deaconess, Connectional Officer, United Women in Faith *Alzira Isaac Machauene, Women's Executive Secretary, Mozambique North Annual Conference.

Assembly 2022 featured a Faith Talks Town Hall on Women and Leadership that we’re excited to share with in this special edition of the Faith Talks podcast. Faith Talks host Jennifer Farmer moderated the Assembly Town Hall panel that included: *Emma Cantor—Deaconess, Regional Missionary from Philippines serving in Asia/Pacific Region. *Gail Douglas-Boykin, Deaconess, former board member, United Methodist Women, coordinator ministerial services for New York Annual Conference. *Sung-ok Lee, Deaconess, Connectional Officer, United Women in Faith *Alzira Isaac Machauene, Women's Executive Secretary, Mozambique North Annual Conference.

Faith Talks: Women in Leadership

To sustain relationships, one must learn forgiveness. To live well, one must learn forgiveness. To enjoy emotional freedom, one must forgive. Forgiveness does not mean re-engaging in toxic and unhealthy relationships; it is a means of freeing us from the harm done to us. During this segment we will talk with Amanda Hoyt and the Rev. Cheryl Taylor of St. John AME Church.Visit https://uwfaith.org/ to find out more about United Women in Faith.

To sustain relationships, one must learn forgiveness. To live well, one must learn forgiveness. To enjoy emotional freedom, one must forgive. Forgiveness does not mean re-engaging in toxic and unhealthy relationships; it is a means of freeing us from the harm done to us. During this segment we will talk with Amanda Hoyt and the Rev. Cheryl Taylor of St. John AME Church. Visit <a href="https://uwfaith.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://uwfaith.org/</a> to find out more about United Women in Faith.

Faith Talks: Friendship & Forgiveness

This year marks an exciting innovation of the Mission u program as United Women in Faith offers three new curricula —one for adults, one for youth and one for children--all focusing on a shared biblical theme: Luke 13. Please join us as we explore this book from the Gospel of Luke with the principal authors of the 2022 Mission u studies.Our guests are:*Candace Simpson, author of the 2022 adult mission study, Who Can We Be Together?*Kenya Cummings, author of the 2022 youth study Community in the Midst of Challenging Times, and*Ilka Vega, author of the 2022 children’s study Our Growing Tree: From Self-Love to the Beloved Community and All of God’s Creation.

This year marks an exciting innovation of the Mission u program as United Women in Faith offers three new curricula —one for adults, one for youth and one for children--all focusing on a shared biblical theme: Luke 13. Please join us as we explore this book from the Gospel of Luke with the principal authors of the 2022 Mission u studies. Our guests are: *Candace Simpson, author of the 2022 adult mission study, Who Can We Be Together? *Kenya Cummings, author of the 2022 youth study Community in the Midst of Challenging Times, and *Ilka Vega, author of the 2022 children’s study Our Growing Tree: From Self-Love to the Beloved Community and All of God’s Creation.

Faith Talks: Mission u Studies on Luke 13

Join our Earth Day conversation as we discuss all the ways we can protect the planet.Guests will be:*Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee, United Women in Faith*Rev. Michael Malcom, Alabama Interfaith Power &amp; Light*Sarah Augustine, Author of The Land is Not Empty

Join our Earth Day conversation as we discuss all the ways we can protect the planet. Guests will be: *Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee, United Women in Faith *Rev. Michael Malcom, Alabama Interfaith Power &amp; Light *Sarah Augustine, Author of The Land is Not Empty

Faith Talks: Earth Day

Faith Talks on Restorative Justice

Across the country, many people are worried about the crisis in Ukraine. But for an organization dedicated to women, children and youth, United Women in Faith is especially concerned about the impact of war on vulnerable communities.We’ll discuss what’s happening in Ukraine, ways women of faith have historically worked towards peace, and the ways in which war heightens vulnerabilities for marginalized groups.Our guests include• Tatiana Dwyer, United Women in Faith Executive for Global Justice and• Haddy Gassama, an attorney with the UndocuBlack Network.

Across the country, many people are worried about the crisis in Ukraine. But for an organization dedicated to women, children and youth, United Women in Faith is especially concerned about the impact of war on vulnerable communities. We’ll discuss what’s happening in Ukraine, ways women of faith have historically worked towards peace, and the ways in which war heightens vulnerabilities for marginalized groups. Our guests include • Tatiana Dwyer, United Women in Faith Executive for Global Justice and • Haddy Gassama, an attorney with the UndocuBlack Network.

Faith Talks: Women in Peacemaking

The best way women can commemorate Women’s History Month is by making history! That’s just what Faith Talks will do in a special Women’s History Month celebration of United Methodist Women boldly turning a page to launch a new chapter of sisterhood, faith, and love in action!Our guests from the National Office will include• Sally Vonner, Transformation Officer• Mollie James-Vickery, Operations Officer• Amanda Choi, Assistant Treasurer for Mission Funding• Dr. Baranda Fermin, Life in Deep Ellum

The best way women can commemorate Women’s History Month is by making history! That’s just what Faith Talks will do in a special Women’s History Month celebration of United Methodist Women boldly turning a page to launch a new chapter of sisterhood, faith, and love in action! Our guests from the National Office will include • Sally Vonner, Transformation Officer • Mollie James-Vickery, Operations Officer • Amanda Choi, Assistant Treasurer for Mission Funding • Dr. Baranda Fermin, Life in Deep Ellum

Faith Talks: United Women in Faith

On this episode of Faith Talks we focus on air pollution and what faith and medical leaders are doing to address it. We’ll learn about state and national work to ensure healthier air, and unpack parts of the Build Back Better legislation that are crucial to addressing public health.Our guests will be :*Dr. Anne Mellinger Birdsong of Mothers and Others for Clean Air*Susannah Tuttle of North Carolina Interfaith Power &amp; Light*Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee of United Methodist Women.

On this episode of Faith Talks we focus on air pollution and what faith and medical leaders are doing to address it. We’ll learn about state and national work to ensure healthier air, and unpack parts of the Build Back Better legislation that are crucial to addressing public health. Our guests will be : *Dr. Anne Mellinger Birdsong of Mothers and Others for Clean Air *Susannah Tuttle of North Carolina Interfaith Power &amp; Light *Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee of United Methodist Women.

Faith Talks: Faith Leaders Work for Clean Air

February is Black History Month, a time to spotlight the history and contributions of the African American community to the nation and world.Join Faith Talks as we commemorate the month with a look at the African Diaspora and the contributions of Caribbean and recent African immigrants to the African American story. We will talk with several Caribbean and African women about their stories and the contributions of their respective communities to African American History, which is American history.Guests include:*Nancy Hagans, RN, and president of the New York State Nurses Association.*Judith Cutchin, RN, and executive committee member of the New York State Nurses Association.*Dr. Chioma Oruh, founder and principal consultant at ChiBorn Free.Ruth Jeonnel, a doula and Haitian-American immigrant and;*Dr. Baranda Fermin, interim executive director and lead pastor, Life in Deep Ellum

February is Black History Month, a time to spotlight the history and contributions of the African American community to the nation and world. Join Faith Talks as we commemorate the month with a look at the African Diaspora and the contributions of Caribbean and recent African immigrants to the African American story. We will talk with several Caribbean and African women about their stories and the contributions of their respective communities to African American History, which is American history. Guests include: *Nancy Hagans, RN, and president of the New York State Nurses Association. *Judith Cutchin, RN, and executive committee member of the New York State Nurses Association. *Dr. Chioma Oruh, founder and principal consultant at ChiBorn Free. Ruth Jeonnel, a doula and Haitian-American immigrant and; *Dr. Baranda Fermin, interim executive director and lead pastor, Life in Deep Ellum

Faith Talks: Black History Month

United Methodist Women are praying women. Join us as we discuss the role of prayer in the lives of women and The 2022 Prayer Guide, a new resource to help us pray with intention and purpose for the U.S. and international ministries of the church and the world God so loves.Visit http://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/FaithTalks to find out more about this show.

United Methodist Women are praying women. Join us as we discuss the role of prayer in the lives of women and The 2022 Prayer Guide, a new resource to help us pray with intention and purpose for the U.S. and international ministries of the church and the world God so loves. Visit <a href="http://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/FaithTalks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/FaithTalks</a> to find out more about this show.

Faith Talks: On Prayer

Faith Talks are monthly conversations with United Women in Faith exploring themes and resources that empower us to put faith, hope, and love into action.Visit http://www.uwfaith.org to find out more.

Faith Talks are monthly conversations with United Women in Faith exploring themes and resources that empower us to put faith, hope, and love into action. Visit <a href="http://www.uwfaith.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.uwfaith.org</a> to find out more.

United Women in Faith: Faith Talks

Carol Barton

Do you know what it’s like to live on minimum wage? Can you imagine earning just $2.19 per hour as a waitress yet still be responsible for clothing, feeding and caring for a family? Have you ever imagined having to stretch such limited resources and being forced to choose between health care and food or food and clothes? We are saddened that this is the situation in which far too many women find themselves. Join us for a Faith Talks event with Carol Barton, the United Methodist Women executive for community action, who will talk with us about Women, Labor, and Living Wage.Barton is leading our organization’s fight for paid parental and family leave as well as the fight to ensure a living wage for all God’s children. In her capacity as executive for community action, she partners with UMW women across the country as well as social justice advocates. Visit https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages to find out more about United Methodist Women's Living Wage for All Campaign.---Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR.Visit www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks to find out more.

Do you know what it’s like to live on minimum wage? Can you imagine earning just $2.19 per hour as a waitress yet still be responsible for clothing, feeding and caring for a family? Have you ever imagined having to stretch such limited resources and being forced to choose between health care and food or food and clothes? We are saddened that this is the situation in which far too many women find themselves. Join us for a Faith Talks event with Carol Barton, the United Methodist Women executive for community action, who will talk with us about Women, Labor, and Living Wage. Barton is leading our organization’s fight for paid parental and family leave as well as the fight to ensure a living wage for all God’s children. In her capacity as executive for community action, she partners with UMW women across the country as well as social justice advocates. Visit <a href="https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages</a> to find out more about United Methodist Women's Living Wage for All Campaign. --- Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR. Visit <a href="http://www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks</a> to find out more.

Faith Talks with Carol Barton

Emily Jones

Kenya Cummings

Sally Vonner

Alana Walls

The nation was stunned to learn Atatiana Jefferson, 28, had been killed in her home while playing a video game with her 8-year-old nephew by Fort Worth police making a wellness check on her. How could this happen? Truth is, Ms. Jefferson is not alone. Listen to this panel discussion about #SayHerName, a campaign to name and recognize black women who have been killed by police, and what Christian women can do in the pursuit of justice.--Panelists: Emily Jones, UMW Executive for Racial JusticeKenya Cummings, UMW’s Holy Disruption/School-to-Prison Pipeline consultantSally Vonner, UMW Transformation Officer Alana Walls, UMW Distance Learning CoordinatorHost:Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR--Image credit: Nikkolas Smith

The nation was stunned to learn Atatiana Jefferson, 28, had been killed in her home while playing a video game with her 8-year-old nephew by Fort Worth police making a wellness check on her. How could this happen? Truth is, Ms. Jefferson is not alone. Listen to this panel discussion about #SayHerName, a campaign to name and recognize black women who have been killed by police, and what Christian women can do in the pursuit of justice. -- Panelists: Emily Jones, UMW Executive for Racial Justice Kenya Cummings, UMW’s Holy Disruption/School-to-Prison Pipeline consultant Sally Vonner, UMW Transformation Officer Alana Walls, UMW Distance Learning Coordinator Host: Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR -- Image credit: Nikkolas Smith

Faith Talks with Emily Jones, Kenya Cummings, Sally Vonner, and Alana Walls (#SayHerName)

Cindy Johnson

Even before the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, where the accused shooter voiced anti-immigrant sentiments, there were concerns about the treatment of migrants at the border. Our hearts broke when we heard stories of children separated from their families, and when we saw images of children held in cages and sleeping on concrete, shielded by nothing other than a flimsy aluminum blanket. You’ve seen the pictures and heard the stories. Now, we’d like you to hear directly from a deaconess with the Office of Deaconess and Home Missioner, Cindy Johnson.Deaconess Johnson is a consultant for the Office Deaconess and Home Missioner. She has lived in Brownsville, Texas her entire life and has made service to migrants a staple of her ministry. Deac. Johnson has worked at respite centers, volunteered at shelters for refugees and even traveled to Mexico to food and medical care to people imprisoned there.  Her ministry is one of service, service to those in dire need. Deac. Johnson is the tip of the spear when it comes to serving our immigrant sisters and brothers. Many of you have served as well or know of others who serve. We now want to provide a platform to share the stories of those who have sown seeds of compassion and love.During this special United Methodist Women Faith Talks, Deac. Johnson will discuss the calling women of faith have in this moment. She will discuss how the training United Methodist Women provides enables our members to serve at such a time as this. She will discuss what is needed to address global migration and offer tips on what each of us can do to help; whether we live in a border community or not.You do not have to have loved ones who are immigrants to imagine the desperation of people at our borders. You simply must have the capacity to see the humanity of others.Visit https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages to find about more about United Methodist Women's Living Wage for All Campaign.---Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR.Visit www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks to find out more.

Even before the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, where the accused shooter voiced anti-immigrant sentiments, there were concerns about the treatment of migrants at the border. Our hearts broke when we heard stories of children separated from their families, and when we saw images of children held in cages and sleeping on concrete, shielded by nothing other than a flimsy aluminum blanket. You’ve seen the pictures and heard the stories. Now, we’d like you to hear directly from a deaconess with the Office of Deaconess and Home Missioner, Cindy Johnson. Deaconess Johnson is a consultant for the Office Deaconess and Home Missioner. She has lived in Brownsville, Texas her entire life and has made service to migrants a staple of her ministry. Deac. Johnson has worked at respite centers, volunteered at shelters for refugees and even traveled to Mexico to food and medical care to people imprisoned there. Her ministry is one of service, service to those in dire need. Deac. Johnson is the tip of the spear when it comes to serving our immigrant sisters and brothers. Many of you have served as well or know of others who serve. We now want to provide a platform to share the stories of those who have sown seeds of compassion and love. During this special United Methodist Women Faith Talks, Deac. Johnson will discuss the calling women of faith have in this moment. She will discuss how the training United Methodist Women provides enables our members to serve at such a time as this. She will discuss what is needed to address global migration and offer tips on what each of us can do to help; whether we live in a border community or not. You do not have to have loved ones who are immigrants to imagine the desperation of people at our borders. You simply must have the capacity to see the humanity of others. Visit <a href="https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/living-wages</a> to find about more about United Methodist Women's Living Wage for All Campaign. --- Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR. Visit <a href="http://www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org/faithtalks</a> to find out more.

Faith Talks with Cindy Johnson

Carolyn Poling

Carolyn Poling is currently serving at Monroe First United Methodist Church in Monroe, Georgia, as the Minister of Christian Programs and Activities. She is a deacon in the North Georgia Conference and serves on the Conference Committee on Religion and Race. She has served in many churches of various sizes in children's and youth ministry in Georgia, Texas and Virginia throughout her career since going into ministry in 1996.---In Who do you say that I am? Meeting Jesus Through the Eyes of Mark, Carolyn Poling guides youth through the Gospel of Mark, helping them to define who Jesus is to them, who he says he is in scripture, and how this impacts how we live our lives.The goal of this study is to help youth explore scripture in new ways so they can develop their own faith and put it into action. This is the mark of a true disciple.In Mark, Jesus models for us how to live our lives as Christians, reaching out to those who are left out, offering compassion and healing. The author of Mark not only describes God’s kin-dom through Jesus’ teachings, but also models it for us. Through his actions, Jesus shows us that he has come for everyone. Therefore, God’s kin-dom is for everyone. The author’s message offers a chance to those who feel left out, cast aside, and forgotten. It offers belief to those who need physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.As youth unpack the Gospel of Mark through the four sessions, they’ll encounter the following guiding principles: Jesus stands firm in his teaching and ministry, even in the face of opposition; Jesus heals others physically and spiritually; Jesus continues to love and teach his disciples, even as they repeatedly misunderstand and misinterpret him; and Jesus’s ministry, death, and resurrection offers hope for us today—particularly those who are suffering, marginalized and forgotten. In each session, youth will take what they’ve learned and explore how this applies in their own lives and how they live out their faith.---Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR.Visit www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org to find out more.

Carolyn Poling is currently serving at Monroe First United Methodist Church in Monroe, Georgia, as the Minister of Christian Programs and Activities. She is a deacon in the North Georgia Conference and serves on the Conference Committee on Religion and Race. She has served in many churches of various sizes in children's and youth ministry in Georgia, Texas and Virginia throughout her career since going into ministry in 1996. --- In Who do you say that I am? Meeting Jesus Through the Eyes of Mark, Carolyn Poling guides youth through the Gospel of Mark, helping them to define who Jesus is to them, who he says he is in scripture, and how this impacts how we live our lives. The goal of this study is to help youth explore scripture in new ways so they can develop their own faith and put it into action. This is the mark of a true disciple. In Mark, Jesus models for us how to live our lives as Christians, reaching out to those who are left out, offering compassion and healing. The author of Mark not only describes God’s kin-dom through Jesus’ teachings, but also models it for us. Through his actions, Jesus shows us that he has come for everyone. Therefore, God’s kin-dom is for everyone. The author’s message offers a chance to those who feel left out, cast aside, and forgotten. It offers belief to those who need physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. As youth unpack the Gospel of Mark through the four sessions, they’ll encounter the following guiding principles: Jesus stands firm in his teaching and ministry, even in the face of opposition; Jesus heals others physically and spiritually; Jesus continues to love and teach his disciples, even as they repeatedly misunderstand and misinterpret him; and Jesus’s ministry, death, and resurrection offers hope for us today—particularly those who are suffering, marginalized and forgotten. In each session, youth will take what they’ve learned and explore how this applies in their own lives and how they live out their faith. --- Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR. Visit <a href="http://www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org</a> to find out more.

Faith Talks with Carolyn Poling

Grace Musaka

Grace MusukaGrace is a regional missionary based in Harare and does leadership training with Central Conference United Methodist Women groups in Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.This year’s World Day of Prayer worship service was written by women of Zimbabwe under the theme “Rise! Take Your Mat and Walk,” based on John 5:2-9a.Get to know the beautiful country of Zimbabwe and the challenges women face in their everyday life. Learn more about how Christian women aim to effect change around the world through informed prayer and prayerful action.

Grace MusukaGrace is a regional missionary based in Harare and does leadership training with Central Conference United Methodist Women groups in Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. This year’s World Day of Prayer worship service was written by women of Zimbabwe under the theme “Rise! Take Your Mat and Walk,” based on John 5:2-9a. Get to know the beautiful country of Zimbabwe and the challenges women face in their everyday life. Learn more about how Christian women aim to effect change around the world through informed prayer and prayerful action.

Faith Talks with Grace Musaka

On this episode of Faith Talks we're having a conversation about how to be present with grief, both in our individual lives and in our communities. Join host Jennifer Farmer as she talks with Dr. Trudy Corry Rankin, a mental health practitioner; the Rev. Dionne P. Boissière Chaplain of the Church Center for the United Nations; Andris Salter, UMW Associate General Secretary; and the Rev. Jes Kast, a pastor in the United Church of Christ.

Faith Talks: Grief

The coronavirus pandemic has led to school and business closures, job loss, overwhelmed grocery stores and sick and stressed out family members. Places of worship are thinking through how to remain connected amidst mandates for social distancing to slow the spread of the virus. Even in the face of fear and uncertainty, we know faith is possible. The second of this two part episode features interviews with United Methodist Women Executive for Spiritual Growth &amp; Formation Nora Cunningham, Rev. Katey Zeh, Pastor Gail Dudley, Valerie Ashford Brown.In this special #FaithTalks recording we will gain insights on remaining faithful in the face of fear, connecting spiritually during social distancing and strategies for online worship.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to school and business closures, job loss, overwhelmed grocery stores and sick and stressed out family members. Places of worship are thinking through how to remain connected amidst mandates for social distancing to slow the spread of the virus. Even in the face of fear and uncertainty, we know faith is possible. The second of this two part episode features interviews with United Methodist Women Executive for Spiritual Growth &amp; Formation Nora Cunningham, Rev. Katey Zeh, Pastor Gail Dudley, Valerie Ashford Brown. In this special #FaithTalks recording we will gain insights on remaining faithful in the face of fear, connecting spiritually during social distancing and strategies for online worship.

Faith Talks - Coronavirus, Faithfulness, and Online Worship Online (part 2)

The coronavirus pandemic has led to school and business closures, job loss, overwhelmed grocery stores and sick and stressed out family members. Places of worship are thinking through how to remain connected amidst mandates for social distancing to slow the spread of the virus. Even in the face of fear and uncertainty, we know faith is possible. The first of this this two part episode features interviews with United Methodist Women Executive for Spiritual Growth &amp; Formation Nora Cunningham and guests Dr. Melany Silas, Minister Onleilove Alston, Rev. Jim Keat. In this special #FaithTalks recording we will gain insights on remaining faithful in the face of fear, connecting spiritually during social distancing and strategies for online worship.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to school and business closures, job loss, overwhelmed grocery stores and sick and stressed out family members. Places of worship are thinking through how to remain connected amidst mandates for social distancing to slow the spread of the virus. Even in the face of fear and uncertainty, we know faith is possible. The first of this this two part episode features interviews with United Methodist Women Executive for Spiritual Growth &amp; Formation Nora Cunningham and guests Dr. Melany Silas, Minister Onleilove Alston, Rev. Jim Keat. In this special #FaithTalks recording we will gain insights on remaining faithful in the face of fear, connecting spiritually during social distancing and strategies for online worship.

Faith Talks - Coronavirus, Faithfulness, and Online Worship Online (part 1)

The Paid Family and Medical Leave Campaign is a key element of the Living Wage for All Campaign. We partner with Family Values at work (www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/paid-family-leave), launched during Mission u 2019 and will continue through 2020.---Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR.Visit www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org to find out more.

The Paid Family and Medical Leave Campaign is a key element of the Living Wage for All Campaign. We partner with Family Values at work (<a href="http://www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/paid-family-leave)" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.unitedmethodistwomen.org/paid-family-leave)</a>, launched during Mission u 2019 and will continue through 2020. --- Faith Talks is hosted by Jennifer R Farmer, Spotlight PR. Visit <a href="http://www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.UnitedMethodistWomen.org</a> to find out more.

Faith Talks: Paid Family Leave

Liz Lee

The air we breathe, the stars we wish upon, the grass we walk on, all are beloved by God. And in the same way that God loved us, we are to love God’s creation. In fact, the way we express gratitude, the way that we say thank you is by carefully stewarding all that has been entrusted to us. In our first #UMWFaithTalks of the New Year, we will focus on how United Methodist Women’s Just Energy for All campaign shows us how.This conversation will feature Elizabeth C. H. Lee, who is United Methodist Women’s Executive for Economic and Environmental Justice and Climate Justice Lead.

The air we breathe, the stars we wish upon, the grass we walk on, all are beloved by God. And in the same way that God loved us, we are to love God’s creation. In fact, the way we express gratitude, the way that we say thank you is by carefully stewarding all that has been entrusted to us. In our first #UMWFaithTalks of the New Year, we will focus on how United Methodist Women’s Just Energy for All campaign shows us how. This conversation will feature Elizabeth C. H. Lee, who is United Methodist Women’s Executive for Economic and Environmental Justice and Climate Justice Lead.

Faith Talks with Liz Lee: Creation Care, Sustainability and Climate Justice

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