Movie review: Wind River

"The existence of Native American reservations reminds us of the sins of the past and the challenge of changing a way of life that has become normative. Wind River is a film that comes close to being significant. There is something worthy about the heart of this film, demonstrated beautifully in its concluding scene, and [...]

SEPTEMBER 5, 2017

Responding to Hurricane Harvey United Methodist conferences across the country are awaiting invitations to send teams to areas in Texas and Louisiana hit hard by Hurricane Harvey. Here are ways that you can be of assistance today to those whose lives have been impacted.: Pray Collect an offering/Host a fundraiser. Assemble relief kits. Distribution centers are [...]

Promoting the Understanding of a Black Theological Perspective

Black Theologian Day is October 14 By Will Jones* The late Bishop James S. Thomas initiated the first Black Theologian Day, during his time as episcopal leader of the East Ohio Conference, to promote the understanding of a Black theological perspective to a primarily Caucasian denomination in the United States. All East Ohio Conference clergy [...]