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- About Assembly 2014: Make it Happen!
03/14/2014 -- Assembly will be in Louisville, Ky., at the Kentucky International Convention Center April 25-27, 2014, with an optional, pre-event Ubuntu Day of Service Thursday April 24. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Representing God's Love
01/01/2014 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. If we weren't already a structured organization, how would we come together to act on the commitments of our faith in 2014? We might start by noticing what women in United Methodist congreg... - New Year Contemplations
12/25/2013 -- Annually around this time there is much discussion about resolutions, doing new things, creating new habits, doing old things differently. The New Year is a time to ponder a fresh start in a relationship, health changes, taking on a new task or just finis... - Theressa Hoover, Trailblazer, United Methodist Women Leader, Dead at 88
12/24/2013 -- Theressa Hoover, a vanguard for women's empowerment, racial justice and the first African American chief executive of United Methodist Women's national policymaking body, died Saturday, Dec. 21, in a nursing facility in Fayetteville, Ark. Ms. Hoover was 8... - Celebrating Christmas is Risky Business
12/20/2013 -- "Celebrate" is one of those words that must make non-native English speakers tear their hair. - 'Living Timeline' leads to 2014 UMW Assembly on umconnections.org
12/19/2013 -- "We Make It Happen: A Living Timeline" is an interactive project about sharing the stories of UMW members, which also will include an exhibit in the assembly's experience hall and a workshop during the event. - Peace and Refugees Around the World
12/18/2013 -- Refugees are people who are forced to leave their home country due to war and violence, seeking peace in a foreign country. The Christmas season is associated with the coming of Jesus to bring peace to the earth. One of the ways that peace is made today i... - We Are All Part of the Story
12/18/2013 -- How often do we read scriptures looking for something to correlate to our everyday existence? There are times when the scriptures read so lofty that it can be difficult to find ourselves within a story, lesson or parable. As I revisited the story of how t... - CBS Special: Church Response to Human Trafficking
12/13/2013 -- How faith communities are raising awareness about trafficking and empowering survivors is the focus of Living in the Shadows: Religion's Response to Human Trafficking, a CBS-TV interfaith special that will begin airing on Dec. 15. A Time of Joy
12/12/2013 -- Of the four themes of Advent, it is joy that is in my opinion one of the hardest to reach. Joy is often substituted for the word happy, however, joy goes much deeper than happiness. I ask you today: What do you have to be joyful about? - Living in the Shadows: Religion's Response to Human Trafficking
12/11/2013 -- Living in the Shadows: Religion's Response to Human Trafficking, a CBS Interfaith Special, will be broadcast Sunday, Dec. 15, on the CBS Television Network. Please check your local station for exact time. - District and Conference Bylaws
12/10/2013 -- Updated bylaws appear in the United Methodist Women Handbook 2013-2016. - Bible Study: What We Can Learn from Daniel
12/09/2013 -- Daniel is well-known in the scriptures as the leader of a group of young slaves including Hananiah, Mishael, Azariah and himself. His tale is one used over and over to teach young children about faith and strength. If Daniel and his friends lived in this ... - Intercept the Traffickers
12/06/2013 -- On Feb. 2, 2014, thousands will travel to the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., to take part in Super Bowl festivities. Among the travelers will be those who arrive in New Jersey by force, fraud or coercion — they will not be there freely, but as ... - Remembering the Child
12/05/2013 -- In this Advent season, in the midst of our preparations, gatherings, and our long list of "to dos," I am reminded to not let the Christ child get crowded out on the sidelines. Honoring Christ and preparing for his coming into our lives is the goal of this... - The Tree of Life, Issue Nr. 4: Care for the Elderly – Hope for the Elderly (PDF)
12/04/2013 -- The Tree of Life is published by the World Federation of Methodist and Uniting Church Women. This issue, "Care for the Elderly – Hope for Elderly," recognizes our role as caregivers to the elderly, bringing joy and hope to the autumn years of th... - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Signs of Emmanuel
12/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. Have you ever looked for a street sign in an unfamiliar place and been unable to find one? We look where we think the sign "should" be, searching for what we expect to see. Perhaps that's w... - Preparing the Way
11/29/2013 -- The four weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas are all about preparation for Jesus' coming. It is a seasonal reminder of the work we should be about all year long. We are preparing for the coming of the Christ — the One who ushers in God's Kingdom here ... - World AIDS Day 2013
11/26/2013 -- United Methodist Women observe World AIDS Day, Dec. 1. This year's global theme is "Shared Responsibility: Strengthening Results for an AIDS-Free Generation." - Give Thanks
11/25/2013 -- Thanksgiving is a special time for my family. We come together, we enjoy each other, we catch up on the current trends, jobs, family, retirement, travel, children, trials, etc. It's been a fast year, full of joy and pain. But both the joy and pain have he... - Meet the United Methodist Women of Cameroon!
11/15/2013 -- United Methodist Women are always dynamic, and members in Cameroon are no different. The women of Cameroon are organizing seminars, developing income generating projects and providing scholarships to help ensure that women are equipped to lead, and are em... - Losing One Family and Finding Another: The Story of a Scholarship Student from Africa
11/15/2013 -- I am from Nimba County in Liberia. I am only 27 years old, but in my lifetime I have lost my parents and two siblings, lived through two wars, roamed three countries as a refugee/displaced person, and slept in streets, parking stations, market places and ... - Assembly Activities and Schedule
11/13/2013 -- Updated 11/13/13: What's included in Assembly 2014 registration. - Korean PDF- Responsively Yours: The Double Bind
11/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. We must not accept governments, institutions, corporations or people we know and love treating women as objects. God did not create us as objects. We are loved and valuable children of God,... - Serving the Nation Under Threat of Sexual Assault
10/28/2013 -- Women and girls around the world face violence and persecution every day. Amnesty International estimates that, "At least one out of every three women worldwide has been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime." The high frequency fo... - Celebrating Peacemaking and the United Nations
10/22/2013 -- October 24 is United Nations Day—a day that celebrates the United Nations' dedication to working for peace, development and human rights. United Methodist Women has a long-standing relationship with the U.N., going back as far as 50 years, when United Met... - Sacred Sojourn: Relationship-Building Trip Yields Rich Results
10/21/2013 -- Last month, members of United Methodist Women embarked on a journey that explored the 250-year history of industrialization and its effects on the Chesapeake Bay and the communities that live near its waters. The trip was in preparation for a full sacred ... - Program Book 2013-14: A Call to Prayer and Self-Denial 2014
10/21/2013 -- "A Call to Prayer and Self-Denial" is a special program from the United Methodist Women Program Book 2013-14 - A Calling for This Time. - Combating Climate Change: President Obama's Proposal for Sustainability
10/17/2013 -- It can generally be said that the planet earth and its natural resources are gifts shared by all of humanity. However, it is no secret that decades of human reliance on fossil fuels and other non-sustainable methods of energy consumption have taken a toll... - Mapping Our Way Forward
10/16/2013 -- One year into its new life as an independent agency of the church, United Methodist Women is mapping its future in mission with women, children and youth, said Harriett Jane Olson in her chief executive report at the organization's annual meeting in New... - 50 Years of Peacemaking at the Church Center for the United Nations
10/15/2013 -- Following World War II and the Korean War, United Methodist Women recognized the need for a place to work on behalf of peace. In 1963, United Methodist Women dedicated the 13-story building it built and owned, naming it the Church Center for the United Na... - Help End Hunger on World Food Day
10/14/2013 -- Every year on October 16, the global community of food justice advocates committed to ending hunger and poverty celebrate World Food Day. This is a special day that mobilizes efforts around the globe to raise awareness, educate, advocate and call for acti... - World Thank Offering: A Calling for this Time
10/08/2013 -- "World Thank Offering" is a special program from the United Methodist Women Program Book 2013-14 - A Calling for This Time. - The People's Global Action on Migration: A Focus on Migrant Human Rights
10/07/2013 -- Held in conjunction with the United Nations High Level Dialogue on Migration and Development, the People's Global Action on Migration (PGA) brings together grassroots organizations from civil society to highlight migrant issues. United Methodist Women co-... - United Methodist Women Statement on the Government Shutdown
10/06/2013 -- We are at once heartbroken and filled with holy outrage over the incredible irresponsibility of the U.S. Congress that, in its refusal to pass a budget, has followed the drastic cuts it made earlier this year to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Progr... - Program Book 2013-2014: Calling to Mission in Our Time
10/04/2013 -- "Calling to Mission in Our Time" is the September 2013 program from the United Methodist Women Program Book 2013-14 - A Calling for This Time. This program has been updated. Ubuntu Journey 2014: Lithuania
10/02/2013 -- This Ubuntu Journey offers a unique chance for us to assist our Lithuanian sisters in establishing a United Methodist Women organizational structure appropriate for Lithuania. - United Methodist Women launches e-book during global migrations event: available now at Amazon.com.
10/02/2013 -- This week, as a member of the host committee for the People's Action on Global Migration, Development and Human Rights, United Methodist Women is co-conducting events that focus on women's rights, global migration, human rights and more. UMW is especial... - Take the United Methodist Names for God Survey
10/02/2013 -- Take a United Methodist Survey to help us better understand United Methodists perspectives on the language used for God. The General Commission on the Status and Role of Women wants to hear from all members of the United Methodist community. By taking the... - Stories of Peacemakers: Domestic Violence
10/01/2013 -- "Shades of Violence, Paths to Healing" was the theme of an opening gathering on domestic violence and abuse sponsored jointly by the United Methodist Women and United Methodist Men of the Baltimore-Washington Conference. It was an event that featured expe... - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: What the Church Needs From United Methodist Women
10/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. United Methodist Women is an organization of The United Methodist Church. As such, it is fair to ask, "What does The United Methodist Church need from United Methodist Women?" How would you... - We Make It Happen: A Living Timeline
10/01/2013 -- The United Methodist Women national office launched a mixed-media engagement project—We Make It Happen: A Living Timeline—on Tuesday, October 1. Through various means of written and artistic expression, this project asks women to tell the stories of Unite... - Contribute to United Methodist Women's Living Timeline!
09/30/2013 -- We invite you to tell the story of the United Methodist Women member in your life who has instilled in you the hope, determination and drive to Make It Happen for others. Your stories, photos, videos and artwork will become part of Make It Happen: A Livin... - United Methodist Women's Living Timeline
09/30/2013 -- United Methodist Women members are our mothers, grandmothers, aunts, godmothers, daughters, sisters, nieces and goddaughters. So, in the spirit of sisterhood, we want to know how members bring about change in their communities and around the world. We inv... - Seeking Fullness of Life: Biblical Meditations on Women and Migration From Women Around the Globe
09/30/2013 -- Link to Amazon.com: This Kindle e-book of biblical meditations about women and migration brings faith perspectives to the exploration of global migration and lifts up the voices and stories of women as they are impacted by migration. These voices include... - United Methodists to take part in weeklong focus on global migration: Link to umcconnections.org
09/26/2013 -- 50 United Methodists will represent the Church at activities calling attention to global migration. The events, associated with the People's Action on Global Migration, Development and Human Rights, coincide with the High Level Dialogue on International M... - Stories of Peacemakers: Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Mozambique
09/20/2013 -- Early this year United Methodist women from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Mozambique gathered at Africa University (AU) in Zimbabwe to explore their roles as women peace builders. The event was co-sponsored by United Methodist Women and the... - Palate for Peace: Palestinian Women
09/19/2013 -- Palestinian women make up almost 50% of Palestinian population (1.03 men/woman). Palestinian women make up 53.1% of secondary and 54.4% of tertiary education. But female employment does not correlate with the educational achievements of women. Especially ... - Program Book 2013-14: Pledge to Mission Service for 2014
09/19/2013 -- A special program from A Calling for This Time-United Methodist Women Program Book 2013-14: "Pledge to Mission Service for 2014: Living Our Calling." - Stories of Peacemakers: Japan
09/18/2013 -- While attending the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations through United Methodist Women, Dr. Renee Campbell, the Executive Director of Wesley House Community Services in Louisville, KY learned from international delegate Suzuyo Takazato... - Stories of Peacemakers: Southern States of the U.S.
09/17/2013 -- Publix, a large supermarket in the Southern States of the U.S., is being pressured by UMW and other coalitional partners for better conditions for farm workers. Over 60 United Methodist Women from the Florida conference joined CIW members and allies in a ... - Stories of Peacemakers: Haiti
09/16/2013 -- There is a growing social movement that demands the respect of children's rights in Haiti, which includes a focus on stopping the practice of enslaving children (restavec), as reported by Beyond Borders, an organization working to develop child protection... - Stories of Peacemakers: Palestine
09/14/2013 -- Grassroots International uses United Methodist Women Mission Giving funds for leadership and economic development of Palestinian women. According to their Giving Coordinator, "Food is one of the key weapons being used to subjugate the Palestinian people;... - Stories of Peacemakers: Korea
09/13/2013 -- The world around us beats with not only the stories of tragic violence that seem to be daily escalating, but real Love; Love in-breaking a violent world directly from the heart of God. United Methodist Women are daily stepping up to the plate to be the ... - Make It Happen at Assembly 2014!
09/13/2013 -- Women from around the country and mission partners from across the globe are called to the 19th quadrennial Assembly of United Methodist Women April 25 -27, 2014, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville, Ky. - Things that Make for Peace: Addressing Child Poverty
09/12/2013 -- Women constitute nearly two-thirds of all minimum wage workers, as primary breadwinners or co-breadwinners. As our children and teachers start a new academic school year, Marian Wright Edelman, president of the Children's Defense Fund, tells the story of ... - Towards the International Day of Peace and Beyond
09/11/2013 -- I invite you to imagine with me! How does peace look like? What are the things that make for peace? - Peace as a Communal House that We Build Together
09/11/2013 -- As we observe the 12th Anniversary of 9/11, let us pray for healing for all those traumatized by memories of violence. Let us commit ourselves to recognizing things of peace and working for justice. - Leadership Development Days 2013-2014
09/09/2013 -- Leadership Development Days will be in 3 cities this year in November 2013 and January 2014 with all-new speakers, stories, and workshops. Register today! - One Child at a Time
09/09/2013 -- In the middle of the stage at Florida Southern College stood a 16-year-old girl wearing a nametag that said "Poor Young Mom." She was overwhelmed. She was trying to juggle too many balls and nothing was working for her. Seventy-eight other 6-12th graders ... - From the Other Side
09/09/2013 -- I recently returned from my first ever Mission u with the California-Pacific Conference United Methodist Women. I've been to a number of Schools of Christian Missions since I was young, but this was my first school under the new name Mission u. This was t... - A Call to the 2014 United Methodist Women Assembly
09/06/2013 -- Women from around the country and mission partners from across the globe are called to the 19th quadrennial Assembly of United Methodist Women, April 25 -27, 2014, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville, Ky. - United Methodist Women Upholds Tradition of Racial Justice at 50th Anniversary March on Washington and Beyond
09/04/2013 -- From August 21-28, 2013, thousands of people traveled to Washington, D.C. to experience the legacy of the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. - Economic Despair-ity
09/03/2013 -- One particular action that the federal government can take that will beneficially impact working individuals living below the poverty line is to increase the minimum wage to a living wage. - Treasurer's Report: Fall 2013
08/31/2013 -- The Financial Report for the period ending August 31, 2013, and comparatives for the period ended August 31, 2012, and full years 2012 and 2011. - Mission Giving Enables Young Women's Workshop Experience in Asia
08/23/2013 -- United Methodist Women's continued support for the World Student Christian Federation Asia-Pacific enabled 34 young women to attend a gender justice workshop in Bangalore, India, October 22-25, 2012. - An Introduction to the Current State of Malnutrition
08/23/2013 -- One of the primary challenges facing the world today is malnutrition. Malnutrition is a physical condition caused by the under- or overconsumption of essential nutrients. It is most directly caused by "inadequate availability of and access to safe, divers... - Getting to Assembly
08/13/2013 -- How to get to Assembly 2014 in Louisville, Ky. - Register for Beginner Social Media Webinars in August!
07/31/2013 -- Join us for our social media webinar series happening every Wednesday in August, noon EST. We will have 4 sessions on the basics of some of the most popular social media platforms. - Trayvon Martin Case Calls for Peacemaking for Racial Justice
07/25/2013 -- The not guilty verdict for George Zimmerman in the shooting death of unarmed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and reactions to that verdict laid bare yet again our nation's longstanding racial schisms and struggle with affording everyone equal protection under ... - Call for Prayer Shawls and Baby Blankets
07/25/2013 -- Calling all United Methodist Women members with knitting, crocheting or sewing skills! Create prayer shawls and baby blankets for those in need! - Nazgul William
07/19/2013 -- Her life abruptly ended July 17, 2013, in Beijing, China. While out for an afternoon walk near a shopping center, she was one of two people stabbed by a young man in what was reported as a random act of violence due to mental illness. - VIDEO - Acción Médica Cristiana: "Together we build the future we dream"
07/18/2013 -- United Methodist Women and Acción Médica Cristiana work together in Nicaragua to empower women, build community and feed families. From agriculture to health care, this partnership offers a holistic approach to wellness. - Not a SNAP: Farm Bill Cuts Hurt Women, Children
07/12/2013 -- The Senate passed the farm bill S. 954 June 10 in a vote of 66-27, approving roughly $4 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the food stamp program. - Africa's Youth Rise to the Challenge at the Second Africa Central Conference Young People's Gathering
07/12/2013 -- The Young People's Gathering was a moment of brainstorming for the church in sub-Saharan Africa, organized by United Methodist Women's Regional Missionary Initiative and held April 17-22, 2013, in Harare, Zimbabwe. - Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Ruling Damages Voter Protections
07/10/2013 -- We call on United Methodist Women members and the whole church and society to educate themselves about the Supreme Court ruling on the VRA and work toward a legislative solution that maintains the preclearance remedy. - Senate Immigration Bill: Unfair, Unjust, Unwise
07/05/2013 -- United Methodist Women rejects the disciplinary nature of the current Senate immigration bill, making it more urgent for us to continue our advocacy for positive immigration reform. - Prayer Calendar Reflection: July 2013
07/01/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar has sometimes been called a storybook. This is because it tells the stories of the work of missionaries nationally and around the globe. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: What Does Good News Look Like?
07/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. Good news is people of faith speaking words of truth and peace to quell a climate of polarization and name calling that maintains division. Good news is that God has a message of peace. - Ministry with the Poor: Creating the Beloved Community (PDF)
06/27/2013 -- This 5-page supplement to the 2012-2013 Poverty mission study is a free download from umwmissionresources.org. - Coming Up Short
06/27/2013 -- Nursing impacts everyone. Alleviating the nursing shortage, providing quality care for all patients and ensuring that today's nurses are not overworked and underappreciated are key to the success of ObamaCare. - Prayer Calendar Reflection: June 2013
06/18/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar has sometimes been called a storybook. This is because it tells the stories of the work of missionaries nationally and around the globe. - Ubuntu Journey 2014: Zimbabwe
06/17/2013 -- See firsthand how the Zimbabwe health board is implementing its strategic plan to support U.N. Millennium Development Goals. - Ubuntu Journey 2014: Liberia
06/17/2013 -- On this Ubuntu Journey, we will visit mission projects located within Monrovia and go on a day trip to Harrisburg to work with women and young adult women on sewing projects. - Sojourn to Sacredness
06/14/2013 -- Come paddle and hike through Maryland's Chesapeake region. Together we'll experience the beauty and complexity of this magnificent piece of God's creation. - Empowering Young Women and Helping Elderly People in Portugal
06/14/2013 -- In the midst of difficult economic times in Portugal, the Portuguese Federation of Methodist Women (FMM) has continued to step up instead of stepping back to extend care to those in need. - On Forced Migration and Refugees in the Middle East
06/13/2013 -- All Palestinian refugees have the longing and will to return to their homeland, as Jesus was able to return from Egypt to his home in Nazareth after the death of Herod. - Selina, the Migrant Houseworker in Oman
06/13/2013 -- The story of Selina as a migrant in Oman. - Toward Fullness of Life: Olivia Builds A House
06/13/2013 -- In order to send her children through high school and college as well as to pay for the housing project, Olivia agrees to migrate to Switzerland and find domestic employment there. - Remembering Challenges of Migrants in Finland
06/13/2013 -- Some believe that Finland is very advanced in matters of women's equality, but in reality, immigrant women face big challenges. - Jane's Migration to the Persian Gulf
06/12/2013 -- Jane's* migration story has always left me puzzled when I think of it. Is migration a sin? Is it a fault to desire a better life for one's family? - Welcoming the Roma Stranger
06/12/2013 -- Like many of the unnamed, abused women in the Bible, this Roma woman also brings a message. And it is that God is not partial, favoring some and cursing others. - The Story of Carolina in Nicaragua and Paul of Tarsus
06/12/2013 -- It hadn't been Carolina's choice to migrate to Costa Rica, but her situation forced her to do so in order to find a better job and support her children. - Assembly Registration & Logistics
06/01/2013 -- Registration for Assembly will begin Aug. 1, 2013. - Conference Giving Report: PDF - response, June 2013
06/01/2013 -- Your giving supports the work of United Methodist Women, improving lives for women and children locally, nationally and around the world. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Really? Say More
06/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. If we are going to learn, especially in this time of change, we need to figure out how to take in new information, even if it is from unexpected places. - People of Faith Become Aware and Rise Up Against the Doctrine of Discovery
05/31/2013 -- On May 20, 2013, approximately 50 people gathered in a meeting room at the Church Center for the United Nations to learn about the Doctrine of Discovery. - Deb Williams: In the Chapel and in the United Nations
05/31/2013 -- Deb Williams was one of a team of United Methodists to take part in the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues held in New York from May 18 to May 25, 2013. She called the experience "insightful." - Becky Thompson: Diversity and Hope in the Path of the Storm
05/31/2013 -- Becky Thompson values diversity, resilience and hope. During her attendance at the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues held in New York from May 18 to May 25, 2013, she met people from all over the world who have survived in difficult situ... - Frequently Asked Questions
05/29/2013 -- United Methodist Women is a faith-based membership organization of laywomen within The United Methodist Church. We are organized for mission and our members are committed to growing as disciples of Jesus Christ in community with other women and building ... - Waiting to Hear From the Supremes
05/24/2013 -- In late May or early June, the Supreme Court will render a decision in a case brought by Shelby County, Ala., which challenged the constitutionality of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. - Forthspring Intercommunity Group
05/24/2013 -- The region of Northern Ireland has a long history of violence between the two major political beliefs –Unionists (who want to remain a part of the United Kingdom and are mostly Protestant) and the minority Nationalist (who want to become a part of the Rep... - Roma Redux
05/09/2013 -- Senior correspondent and photojournalist for Response shares photos and stories from his journeys visiting Roma communities in Serbia, Macedonia, and Bulgaria. - The Tree of Life: Spring 2013 (PDF)
05/07/2013 -- Hope for Wholeness - Summary of MGD Workshop at World Assembly - Prayer Calendar Reflection: May 2013
05/01/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar has sometimes been called a storybook. This is because it tells the stories of the work of missionaries nationally and around the globe. - Webinar: "Women, Migration & Maternal Health" - June 5
05/01/2013 -- June 5, 3-4 p.m., EDT. As the immigration debate heats up in the U.S., migrant women are often denied basic rights to health care; legal status, language and race all factor in limiting access. Learn more about what you can do! Register at umchealthyfamil... - Living a Healthy Lifestyle
05/01/2013 -- Join United Methodist Women and live a healthy lifestyle! - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: The Eye of the Beholder
05/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. To have a "God's eye view" that is premised on love and equity is challenging because we have not seen it. - "I Was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me"
04/29/2013 -- This reflection is from the World Day of Prayer Worship Service in the Republic of Ireland inspired by Matthew 25: 31-46. - United Methodist Women Listens to Nebraskan Farmers
04/19/2013 -- A Canadian corporation plans to build the Keystone XL Pipeline across Nebraska. A delegation of United Methodist Women leaders and staff traveled there in April 2013 to listen to Nebraskan farm families directly affected by the proposed pipeline. - United Methodist Agencies Announce Task Force on Human Rights and Investment Ethics
04/16/2013 -- The General Board of Pension and Health Benefits (GBPHB) and the General Board of Global Ministries today announced the formation of a United Methodist Church (UMC) representative task force to explore human rights and investment ethics policies. - On Mother's Day, Stand with Mothers in Africa
04/12/2013 -- Encourage your local church congregations to participate in Imagine No Malaria's alternative giving campaign supporting women's health and the health of their families. - Nebraskans Seek Support Against Keystone XL
04/10/2013 -- United Methodist Women members are invited to join Eastern Nebraskans mobilizing against Keystone XL oil pipeline for April 18 State Department hearings. - United Methodist Women Honored for Anti-Hate Campaign
04/08/2013 -- The Muslim Consultative Network honored United Methodist Women, Sojourners and T'ruah for "standing against anti-Muslim bigotry" at their Third Annual Gala on April 4 in New York. - Prayer Calendar Reflection: April 2013
04/01/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar is a tool of advocacy. Advocacy allows us to be agents of transformation by calling us to change the systems. - United Methodist Women Members Intercept Human Trafficking
04/01/2013 -- Since 2010, during Super Bowl season United Methodist Women has hosted the Intercept Human Trafficking campaign to raise awareness about human trafficking and how large sporting events encourage and profit from the culture of sex and labor trafficking. In... - On Equal Pay Day, Fight for Equal Pay for Women!
04/01/2013 -- Urge your members of Congress to co-sponsor both the Paycheck Fairness Act (S. 84/H.R. 377) and the Fair Minimum Wage Act (S. 460/H.R. 1010). - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: A Charge to Keep
04/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. Sometimes at church during a baptism or a renewal of our vows, I find the language of this covenant startling: "Do you renounce the spiritual forces of wickedness, reject the evil powers of... - Easter Reflection
03/29/2013 -- How appropriate that one of the lectionary readings for today is Acts 10—Peter in the house of Cornelius. This event is not a retelling of the Easter story itself. - "Detroit's Next Green Leader" a Participant in Climate Justice Seminar
03/28/2013 -- Dubbed "Detroit's next green leader," Eastern Michigan University senior, Dorthea Thomas, attended an international seminar Feb. 14-24 in Tokyo focusing on climate justice. The event was sponsored by the organization, United Methodist Women. - African Women Mobilize to Build Peace
03/20/2013 -- United Methodist women from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda explored their roles as women peace builders in a three-day conference at Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe, Mar. 18-20. Women from Mozambique also attended the event cosponsore... - Being Bearers of Palms of Peace and Praise in the Midst of Needs and Conflicts
03/15/2013 -- We can wave palms of peace and praise because we have hope that the worst things are never the last things. As Jesus made his triumphal entry into Jerusalem on the day we celebrate as Palm Sunday, he knew that the week ahead would be physically, emotional... - Exploring the Intersections: Maternal Health & Domestic Violence Webinar
03/15/2013 -- Wednesday, April 03, 2013; 3:00 -4:00 PM Eastern. - I Was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me
03/14/2013 -- The first Friday of March is, for many women around the world, a special day of prayer. It is, in fact, the World Day of Prayer (WDP). "I was a stranger and you welcomed me" is the celebratory theme of this year's service prepared by the WDP Committee in ... - "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?"
03/14/2013 -- Psalm 22 is a lament. Jesus, in his excruciating pain on the cross, uses the opening verse of this psalm of lament. This cry of Jesus, captured for us by the Gospel writers in Matthew 27:46 and Mark 15:34, is one of deep despair and abandonment. - Message From the President
03/13/2013 -- United Methodist Women is the "right place" for women seeking to use their talents and gifts to help others, said Yvette Richards, president of the organization's board of directors in her address to the new program advisory group assembled for its first ... - Beyond the Golden Rule
03/13/2013 -- Whether Christian or not, we've all been taught the Golden Rule: "Do to others as you would have them do to you." Jesus said it in a positive restatement of something in the Jewish oral tradition. It sounds simple, but as we all know, living it out is ver... - Aid to the Aged
03/12/2013 -- With the support of United Methodist Women, some of the most vulnerable elderly living in places with the most protracted violence and human rights violations are receiving help. - Olson Reports to Program Advisory Group
03/11/2013 -- Olson: 'A Fresh Wind Is Blowing in United Methodist Women.' - Treasurer Martha Knight Reports on 2012 Giving
03/11/2013 -- Treasurer Martha S. Knight gives United Methodist Women 2012 financial report at the first annual gathering of the new program advisory group at Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn., March 7-9, 2013. - New Board Meets in Nashville
03/11/2013 -- United Methodist Women's board of directors approves more than $400k in grants and scholarships at its spring meeting in Nashville, Tenn. - New Program Advisory Group Meets
03/11/2013 -- United Methodist Women's new program advisory group gathered for its first annual meeting at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn., Mar. 7-9. - A United Methodist Women-Organized March Rallies to Mark International Women's Day
03/07/2013 -- To mark International Women's Day, United Methodist Women is among five organizations coordinating a March 8 rally and march near the United Nations. - Prayer Calendar Reflection: March 2013
03/01/2013 -- Did you use the Prayer Calendar today? The Prayer Calendar will both inform you about the work of mission in the world and nourish your soul. - United Methodist Women to Participate in U.N. Women's Events
03/01/2013 -- A delegation sponsored by United Methodist Women will spend the next week focusing on education and advocacy around the theme of the commission's 57th session— to eliminate and prevent all forms of violence against women and girls. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: For God So Loved the World
03/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. If "God so loved the world" - what about us? Do we so love the world? - Demand A Plan on Gun Violence
02/28/2013 -- The senseless killing of 20 innocent children and the six adults charged with their education has catalyzed the call to action. Will you respond to former Rep. Gabby Giffords's challenge "to do something"? - Christ-Bearing People Pressing On Toward the Goal
02/26/2013 -- A little over a year ago, the Dallas Bethlehem Center came to a crossroads in its ability to deliver educational and social services to its constituent community. The center experienced a significant lack of financial support, caused, in part, by the down... - Murewa Day Care Center
02/26/2013 -- The story of Murewa Day Care exemplifies commitment between local partners and United Methodist Women worldwide. - The World Student Christian Federation (WSCF) Regional Women's Program
02/26/2013 -- With the help of funding from United Methodist Women, the World Student Christian Federation has brought about 60 young women together every year since 1991 to re-read the bible from critical feminist perspectives. - Bearers of the Message of Reconciliation and New Creation
02/25/2013 -- Today is a new day, and we're trusted to be bearers of this message of reconciliation and hope for all humanity. - We Are Travelers
02/25/2013 -- It is our job to teach the world that we are all guests, travelers, sojourners, and migrants. We humbly rely on the grace of the owner of the land, God, while we travel or sojourn. - Join Us in March, Side Events at the 57th Commission on the Status of Women
02/15/2013 -- United Methodist Women will participate in CSW-57 by bringing an international delegation that will work with ecumenical and secular partners to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls. - Tools for Leaders: Hope and Hospitality
02/15/2013 -- United Methodist Women has advocated for immigrant rights for more than 140 years. This manual helps equip our response with Bible studies, progams, worship resources, policy statements, issues discussions and social action steps. (PDF, 304pp,12M) - Bearing Witness: Being People of One God in Christ Above All Idols
02/09/2013 -- Witness bearing! A term of great significance to the Christian Church, it conjures up many images when we think of the toll that bearing witness for Christ has taken upon Christians throughout the ages. - Being Bearers of Caring Concern
02/08/2013 -- As we go through this Lenten season, let us reflect on what it is to be a woman in Africa. - Being Bearers of Faith Confessing Christ in Word and Deed.
02/07/2013 -- If we believe and confess with our lips that Jesus was crucified and raised from the dead, our sins will be pardoned. - "You are off track. Recalculating."
02/06/2013 -- Lenten Reflections: Ash Wednesday, 2013 - Minute for Mission: 2013
02/05/2013 -- Share these figures that loosely interpret the value of United Methodist Women¹s mission work with women, children and youth in the United States and in countries around the world. - Food and Hunger
02/05/2013 -- While overnutrition and undernutrition seem to be polar opposites, they are both forms of malnutrition. - Hunger and Poverty
02/05/2013 -- The main cause of hunger is poverty and lack of power to access nutritious food. - Prayer Calendar Reflection: February 2013
02/01/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar reflects the lives of disciples who have answered God's call to live out God's mission. - United Methodist Women Launches Principles to Immigration Reform
02/01/2013 -- United Methodist Women offers core principles on immigration reform to guide us in the intense national debate and negotiations ahead. - How Can You Take Action to Reduce Gun Violence?
02/01/2013 -- Here are things that you can do to encourage Congress to take action against gun violence. - The Fiscal Cliff Averted (for Now)
01/28/2013 -- Congress' actions have prevented the initial collision of tax hikes and spending cuts that created the fiscal cliff, but the war over the U.S. deficit and budget is still being waged in the halls of Congress. - Clearly More To Be Done
01/18/2013 -- On this 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, some individuals, organizations and churches are celebrating, while others are protesting. Like many other topics of deep social concern, the church is divided on the issue of abortion. - United Methodist Women Joins Ecumenical Call for Commonsense Gun Laws
01/17/2013 -- United Methodist Women joined more than 40 national faith groups signing a Jan. 14 ecumenical letter to both houses of the U.S. Congress asking for commonsense legislation to reduce gun violence. - Revisiting the Rev. King's Call to Action in His "Beyond Vietnam" Speech
01/15/2013 -- Reflecting on passages from his "Beyond Vietnam" speech reveals Dr. King's words as enduringly prophetic and persistent. - Addressing HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean
01/11/2013 -- The Reverend Serna Samuel, United Methodist Women Regional Missionary for the Caribbean, provides a glimpse into her work on HIV/AIDS. - The Methodist Bible Seminary Project
01/11/2013 -- United Methodist Women's Mission Giving supports the Methodist Bible Seminary's "Social, Educational and Evangelism Work in Small Rural areas and Slums" Project. - Baptism and Lay Mystique
01/10/2013 -- We must put to rest the perception that only the ordained are called to ministry. Baptism removes the lay mystique, that feeling among many laypersons that they do not have a definite calling and identity. - Violence Against Women Act: An Update
01/10/2013 -- The expansion of VAWA to include LGBT, undocumented, and Native American women is facing challenges in the House of Representatives, and the 112th Congress allowed the bill to fail. Please call your representative and urge support for full protection for ... - Ubuntu Journey to Chile
01/03/2013 -- We'll join with women from the Methodist Women's Federation in Coronel and Lota, located in the eighth region of Chile, south of Santiago along the coast where Concepcion is the regional capital. Methodist women engaged in community work are excited to sh... - Ubuntu Journey to South Korea
01/03/2013 -- We'll be hosted by the women of Scranton Women's Leadership Center where the belief is: "To educate a woman is to educate her family, her society and her country." We will learn about the leadership center, visit Ewha Woman's University and join with the ... - Ubuntu Journey to Zimbabwe
01/03/2013 -- This is a return visit for Ubuntu Journeys as the United Methodist Women of Zimbabwe hosted our pilot Ubuntu Journey in 2006. We will be welcomed with open arms and joyful song in Harare, visit Africa University, Old Mutare Mission and share in discussion... - Prayer Calendar Reflection: January 2013
01/01/2013 -- The Prayer Calendar reflects the lives of disciples who have answered God's call to live out God's mission. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Seek Peace and Pursue It
01/01/2013 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. A critical part of our peacemaking work is directing the attention of global policymakers to issues raised by grassroots women around the world. - Imayam Social Welfare Association: Coimbatore, India
12/20/2012 -- United Methodist Women supports this project, whose purpose is to support women's and children's comfort in the face of HIV/AIDS. - A Child Is Born, God Is With Us
12/19/2012 -- What we know, without doubt, is that God is with us. The power of the Christ child, born on Christmas day, is God's demonstration that love takes risks. - Participate in the Sabbath to Stop Gun Violence
12/18/2012 -- On January 5 and 6, 2013, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, led by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, is organizing a Sabbath to Stop Gun Violence. - Mary's Song
12/17/2012 -- Mary's song is an indigenous honor song. She was a young tribal woman who held within her body the promise of new hope and kept within her heart a deep gratitude for God's sustaining vision of possibility – the possibility of shalom. - Women of the Manger
12/17/2012 -- Use this mini-retreat to take a journey to the manger to renew our faith in the hope, peace, joy and love of Christmas. - Grassroots International: Palestine
12/17/2012 -- In the West Bank villages of Bil'in and Nil'in, just outside of Ramallah, 30 women have used the power of honey to keep their communities – and their livelihoods – cohesive and resolute. - The Joy of the Material and Spiritual Practice of Sharing
12/13/2012 -- During this Advent season, as we share material goods with family members, let us also extend our hand to the needy around us. - Peace and the Tradition of Child Marriage
12/11/2012 -- As Methodists enter into the Christmas season, a crucial, global problem needs addressing – and eradicating – to promote comforting homes in all faiths this holiday season: child marriage. - Intercept the Traffickers
12/10/2012 -- Help intercept the traffickers at this year's Super Bowl, on February 3, 2013. - How To Submit Human Trafficking Photos to UMWOnline.net
12/10/2012 -- Submit photos to UMWOnline.net for Intercept the Traffickers Campaign with or without a computer by February 3, 2013. - Celebrate 16 Days of Activism
12/07/2012 -- The Center for Global Women's Leadership (CGWL) announced the campaign's newest project, "What does security mean to you?" The goal is to collect short videos and written statements responding to that question. - Land Grabbing
12/07/2012 -- The large-scale acquisition of land traditionally used by local communities, "land grabbing," has accelerated exponentially, resulting in record levels of hunger, displacement and environmental degradation. - The Right to Food
12/07/2012 -- When the world can produce more than enough food to adequately feed the global population, it shames us all that hunger and malnutrition exist. - Nelly's Story
12/07/2012 -- In a village in Zambia, Nelly and her family once depended exclusively on chemical fertilizers to produce the crops on their farm. As years went by, the quality of their soil degraded to a point that hunger and poverty took over the family's already preca... - United Methodists Finalists for "Energy Oscars"
12/07/2012 -- California hosts not one but two annual "Oscar" nights, and United Methodist Women were in the spotlight for the 2012 California Interfaith Power & Light Energy Oscar awards ceremony held at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, November 13. - Creating and Cultivating Space for God to Move In
12/02/2012 -- During the Advent season, as you pause to make space for Spirit to move within you and give birth to something new in you, also consider making space to be present to those with whom you would be in ministry and the unexpected places you will see Christ. - Responsively Yours: Doing Is in Our DNA
12/01/2012 -- "Doing" is in our DNA. We want to respond to children all over the world as if they were our children — our family, congregation or community. This desire to be of use for God's holy purposes takes us across distances, national boundaries, languages, race... - How Will Recent Changes to United Methodist Women Affect Local Women?
12/01/2012 -- The 2012 General Conference allowed United Methodist Women to separate from the General Board of Global Ministries and become an official independent organization within the United Methodist Church. Since then, many members have been inquiring about how t... - Hope Is Born in Bethlehem Centers
12/01/2012 -- Bethlehem Centers is not only important for the community of North Nashville; it's an important part of U.S. race relations history. It was founded in 1894 when Sallie Hill Sawyer, a black woman, and Estelle Haskins, who was white, joined forces to start ... - A Gift for Life in Rwanda
12/01/2012 -- Since 2005 Rwanda Gift for Life has responded to the hardships and trauma rape survivors continue to face even as they struggle to care for their families while living with HIV. - Cordialmente Suya: El "Hacer" Está en Nuestro ADN
12/01/2012 -- ¡Estoy muy satisfecha de que las Mujeres Metodistas Unidas me exhorten a la acción! - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Doing Is in Our DNA
12/01/2012 -- "Doing" is in our DNA. We want to respond to children all over the world as if they were our children — our family, congregation or community. This desire to be of use for God's holy purposes takes us across distances, national boundaries, languages, race... - African American Leaders Fight HIV/AIDS
11/30/2012 -- World AIDS Day is this Saturday, December 1. Sharing stories like McKie's is one way that we honor the struggles of people who are affected by this epidemic. It also shows the evolving face of the disease. - Violence in Gaza: What United Methodist Women Supports in Israel-Palestine
11/29/2012 -- We grieve over this and call on United Methodist women to keep the conflict in your prayers and thoughts. United Methodist Women supports many projects in Israel-Palestine. - Affirmation of Faith for Everyday Advent
11/27/2012 -- This Affirmation of Faith can be made into an Advent liturgy. - New and Improved Resource Center to Come December 17, 2012
11/15/2012 -- United Methodist Women is making changes to better equip members for mission in their communities and around the world. Our mission resource center is moving and expanding to meet your needs. - Introducing Food Justice
11/14/2012 -- Hunger and poverty have a cyclical relationship. - The Impact of Food Prices on Peace and Security
11/14/2012 -- The poorest households in the developing world spend up to 60 to 80% of their incomes on food. - Phakamisa: A Project of Pinetown Methodist Church
11/13/2012 -- Phakamisa is a social uplifting and empowerment ministry of the Pinetown Methodist Church in South Africa, funded by United Methodist Women since 2010. - Batis Center for Women
11/13/2012 -- United Methodist Women's International Ministries with Women, Children & Youth supports the Batis Center for Women in the Philippines. - Hurricane Sandy: The New Normal
11/08/2012 -- We have a challenging recovery ahead from Hurricane Sandy. Unfortunately, we will be dealing with more such devastating disasters, which may become our new normal. - Love is Strong as Death
11/01/2012 -- Use this memorial service to remember loved ones who have passed on. - A Circle of Thanksgiving
11/01/2012 -- What does the national Thanksgving holiday mean for Native American peoples? - Hershey's Fair Trade
11/01/2012 -- United Methodist voices help persuade chocolate company to address child labor. - New Challenges in Nome
11/01/2012 -- United Methodist Women, whose foremothers were in ministry in Nome shortly after the first gold rush, is still working to support life-giving ministries in the community eleven decades later. - Responsively Yours: Overflowing Gratitude
11/01/2012 -- Sometimes gratitude just bubbles up! I hope that you will take a few minutes to reflect with gratitude on this season in the life of United Methodist Women. - Cordialmente Suya: Gratitud Desbordante
11/01/2012 -- ¡A veces, la gratitud brota inesperadamente! Espero que en estos momentos, ustedes tengan unos minutos para reflexionar con gratitud sobre las Mujeres Metodistas Unidas. - Korean PDF - Responsively Yours: Overflowing Gratitude
11/01/2012 -- Korean version of the monthly installment by Harriett Jane Olson. Sometimes gratitude just bubbles up! I hope that you will take a few minutes to reflect with gratitude on this season in the life of United Methodist Women. - Reflection on Hate Speech and the Response of United Methodist Women
10/24/2012 -- The founding director of the Women's Interfaith Institute calls leaders to support the peace initiatives spurred by the #mysubwayad campaign. - United Methodist Women Unveils D.C. Anti-Hate Ad: VIDEO
10/22/2012 -- Watch Sabrina White of the Baltimore-Washington Conference speak up for peace and against Hate Speech. Support peace in word and deed. #mysubwayad - What is United Methodist Women Doing, in Heaven's Name?
10/22/2012 -- At their board of directors meeting, Harriett J. Olson asked, "What is going on with United Methodist Women, in heaven's name?" In other words, how is United Methodist Women's mission work living into the Gospel to benefit women, children and youth? - New Board Approves Budget, Nominates Advisory Group Members for Program Teams
10/22/2012 -- At their first meeting of the quadrennium as a new configuration of 25 members, the United Methodist Women Board of Directors met October 18-21 in Nashville, Tenn., at United Methodist Women-owned Scarritt-Bennett Center. - Treasurer Presents New Board with Budget, Giving Remains Strong
10/22/2012 -- Treasurer Martha Knight oriented new directors with the processes and procedures of United Methodist Women's finances as well as presented them with a recap of the 2012 treasurer's report. - Building Peace: United Methodist Women and Democratic Republic of Congo
10/16/2012 -- United Methodist Women leaders encourage the empowerment of women as a pathway to peace - in DRC and around the world. - United Methodist Women Unveils D.C. Anti-Hate Ad
10/16/2012 -- On Monday October 15, standing shoulder to shoulder with members from Jewish, Muslim and other Protestant faith communities, representatives of United Methodist Women responded to anti-Islamic ads now appearing in metro stations in Washington, D.C. - Faith groups demand Metro donate 'jihad' ad profits to charity
10/15/2012 -- Speaking at an Oct. 15 news conference, Sabrina White said the initial ad cuts deeply with its language. "The word 'savage' has a painful history in our great nation,'' she said. "... It is used to distance people from the human race." - United Methodist Women Takes New York Subway Ad to Washington Metro
10/11/2012 -- Following their ads posted in the New York City subway challenging hate speech, United Methodist Women will co-sponsor more counter ads, this time in Washington, DC's Metro stations, with 23 other faith organizations. - Day of the Girl
10/08/2012 -- In December 2011 the U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution to establish October 11 as the "International Day of the Girl Child." United Methodist Women encourages members to participate in the inaugural Day of the Girl this October 11 to help better ... - Family Club Hope Rehabilitation Services for Cerebral Palsy Youth
10/08/2012 -- United Methodist Women has continuously funded Club Hope from 2007 to 2011. - Kapatiran-Kaunlaran Foundation
10/08/2012 -- United Methodist Women funds the "Enhancing the Community-based Response for the Protection of Street and Working (Out-of-School) Children in Manila North Cemetery" project. - Living Stewardship: Creating Financial Literacy
10/03/2012 -- In 2013, the offering received will equip, educate and empower women and youth with financial knowledge and skills necessary to improve their financial well-being and make informed decisions. - United Methodist Women Officially an Agency of The United Methodist Church
10/01/2012 -- United Methodist Women continues in a 140-year tradition of turning faith, hope and love into action on behalf of women, children and youth around the world. - Responsively Yours: Break Stalemates to Peace
10/01/2012 -- Have the tragic shootings around the country this year prompted you to prayer and action or are you stunned? Like Jesus' lament in Luke 19; for we do not know the "things that make for peace." - Invisible Poverty
10/01/2012 -- Poverty in Albemarle County, Va., is virtually invisible, but United Methodist Women members know that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. - HIV's Unexpected Legacies
10/01/2012 -- Activists fighting the AIDS epidemic for 30 years share lessons about social justice, gender equality, human rights and solidarity. - Terminemos con el Estancamiento de la Paz
10/01/2012 -- ¿Los trágicos tiroteos ocurridos este año en todo el país las han impulsado a orar y a la acción o las han noqueado por la sorpresa? Como el lamento de Jesús en Lucas 19, nosotros no conocemos "lo que es para tu paz". - Perspectives on General Conference: on gcsrw.org
10/01/2012 -- Leanne Nakanishi, California-Pacific Conference United Methodist Women's president, and general secretary/CEO Harriett Jane Olson are featured in the Sptember/October 2012 edition of The Flyer. - Program Advisory Group Orientation
09/27/2012 -- United Methodist Women ushered in a new era as members of the board of directors and the newly formed program advisory group gathered at Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn. - United Methodist Women Unveils Ad Countering Hate Speech in New York City Subway
09/26/2012 -- General Secretary of United Methodist Women Harriett J. Olson unveiled an ad countering the anti-Muslim hate speech of an ad posted in 10 New York City subway stations during an interfaith press conference Sept. 25. - 10-Fold. 1 Click. Be Counted.
09/24/2012 -- Are you looking for resources to help you make a difference in the world? This October, with a click of your mouse, you can become an advocate for mission! On October 1, 10-Fold returns for a month-long celebration of five exciting projects, each highligh... - United Methodist Women Hosts Public Forum on Peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
09/24/2012 -- "Raging War, Waging Peace—Achieving Justice in the Democratic Republic of the Congo" was co-sponsored by the General Board of Church and Society's U.N. and International Affairs Office, Global Policy Forum, Mennonite Central Committee–U.N. Office, Presbyt... - New York Interfaith Coalition Will Gather to Denounce Hate Ads on Subways
09/24/2012 -- On Tuesday, September 25 at 9:00 am, a coalition of New York community and faith based organizations will gather on the steps of City Hall to denounce anti-Muslim hate advertisements posted on New York City subway platforms. The ads are harmfully provocat... - Living the Heart of God: United Methodist Women Program Book 2012-2013
09/20/2012 -- Are you ready to start your new program year? The programs in this book will equip you to live the heart of God in the world so that you will be prepared to see the ways in which you can help build up the body of Christ. - Preparing for Our Journey
09/17/2012 -- This program is a translation of the December program from the 2012-2013 Korean Program Book. It reflects on what it means to be an immigrant in the world. - Lord, When Did We See You?
09/14/2012 -- This program is translated from the 2012-2013 Spanish Program Book - Vivir el corazón de Dios. It connects the themes of poverty and immigration, recognizing the Wesleyan concepts of social and personal holiness. - Two Cents a Week: Sheet Music
09/13/2012 -- Download accompanying song for Mini-Retreat: Faith, Hope and Love in Action Through the PURPOSE. - Interview with Tupouseini Kelemeni
09/11/2012 -- Ms. Kelemeni is excited about the future of United Methodist Women. As the first Pacific Islander on the United Methodist Women board, she is aware of her pioneer role saying "there's a whole race of peoples out there who look to me as their voice." - Interview with Yvette Richards
09/04/2012 -- Ms. Richards' expresses her passion in this dialogue saying: "United Methodist Women is a difference maker, a leader for women children and youth in making an impact. We need to know how to tell our story, often and everywhere. " - Responsively Yours: Learning to Choose
09/01/2012 -- We have choices about how we interpret what goes on in the world around us and how we respond. - A Life in Mission
09/01/2012 -- At 92, Mary Ellen Owen has lived a lot of history -- and she's still committed to Christian mission through United Methodist Women. - Divide and Conquer
09/01/2012 -- Employers stoke racial rifts for economic gain. - Stumbling Over Reproductive Health
09/01/2012 -- Every woman has a right to complete health care throughout her life -- even in developing countries. - Hurricane Isaac's Impact on National Mission Institutions
08/31/2012 -- As hurricane Isaac sweeps through the Gulf Coast, it is important to keep our sisters and brothers in our minds, hearts and prayers. - ID Laws that Prevent People from Voting in the November Election
08/30/2012 -- United Methodist Women are concerned about Pennsylvania and other states seeking to disenfranchise many voters by the new law that requires an identification card. - Burn a Candle: Pledge Service 2013
08/29/2012 -- This pledge service features three candles symbolizing faith, hope and love in action. Listen not only with your ears but your heart as well. It is based on 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 and includes the hymns "The Church's One Foundation" and "Here I Am, Lord." - United Methodist Women and the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice
08/29/2012 -- Women of faith need to be at the table when reproductive issues are discussed. RCRC is the only faith-based organization addressing reproductive justice. - United Methodist Women National Policymaking Body Files Joint Brief on Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice
08/29/2012 -- United Methodist Women's national policymaking body and the General Board of Church and Society jointly filed a brief with the Judicial Council of The United Methodist Church Aug. 24 in support of general church agencies' continued work with the Religious... - Electing Candidates Committed to Positively Transforming the Lives of Women, Girls and Families
08/28/2012 -- We come to you this month with a different format for our Action Alert in preparation for this year's elections. We have provided a "2012 Candidate Checklist: A Questionnaire for Candidates Seeking Election" for you to use while following this year's elec... - United Methodist Women Announces Ubuntu Journeys for 2013
08/28/2012 -- 2013 Ubuntu Journeys will be to Chile in April, South Korea in September and Zimbabwe in October. - Voter Suppression Lament
08/27/2012 -- Gladys Hubbard is a member of United Methodist Women from the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference. She serves on United Methodist Women's Program Advisory Board. She prays for wisdom in the coming election. - Celebrating and Pushing for Women's Equality and Leadership
08/22/2012 -- On August 26, we have the opportunity to celebrate Women's Equality Day. While we can applaud the strides women have made, we still have a ways to go. - Not Yet Arrived: A Reflection on the Oak Creek Shooting
08/16/2012 -- Each violent occurrence has its own particularity. The recent incidence at the Sikh temple at Oak Creek violence has religious, ethnic and economic dimensions. - Teen and Young Women Converge for Leadership Event
08/14/2012 -- Roughly 200 United Methodist Women converged at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina to dance, laugh, learn, pray and plan at an event designed for teen girls and young women.
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GAINESVILLE, FL - The Florida Gators kept an opening-game winning streak that spans more than two decades intact with a 24-6 win over Toledo on Saturday.
Florida's 24-game streak ranks only behind Nebraska's 27 as the nation's best for season openers.
Running back Mack Brown ran for 112 yards in place of Matt Jones, who missed the game with a viral infection. The Gators (1-0) dominated on the ground, outgaining the Rockets' rushing attack 262-50.
The efficient running game took pressure off Jeff Driskel, who threw for a touchdown and 153 yards on 17-of-22 passing. His 4-yard touchdown pass to fullback Gideon Ajagbe came late in the third quarter and was the final score of the game.
The only scores for Toledo (0-1) were on 44-yard and 23-yard field goals by Jeremiah Detmer.
Florida capped its opening drive with Brown's 1-yard touchdown run. It was the first time in four seasons the Gators had scored on their first possession of the season.
Brown added a 14-yard score to put Florida ahead 17-6 early in the third. Austin Hardin added a 24-yard field goal to begin scoring in the second quarter.
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' The general music conducted by .Mr. Whitman was gfKid "It does one good fo pee fhe sol¬ diers givInK themi^elves up to fhe profeetion of the great .Master and asking for his kind teaching and help, which will be sueh a consolation and Messing to thetn when far from home and friends. Don't forget your Tlihle, Iirtys, the one mother gave you." Mr. Sam l.,ieberman spent Thanks¬ giving In New York. If anyone wishes to seo a very fine boat under conslrnrtion, let them sifp lip to 128 .North Orove .Street. Mi. Coilcr will he pleased to show you hi.s boat, which by authority is naid to 1)0 one of the finest. .Mr. antl .Mr.s. Deacon Ilerger, of Freeport, attended thr services at the M v.. Chiirrh .Sunday evening and POST OFFICE FltKKI'unT I'OSI" OKFICB. Ordlnnry nnd lleKnlar Mails From 7 a. m. to 8 p. rn. N. (>. II. anil I>. M. Bank From 8 a. in. to 6 p. m. Krom the Wrnt Arrive. Heady for Dls. 6:30 a. m. 7:4S a. m. 8:10 a. m. 8:30 a. m. 11:40 a. m. 1 :00 p. m. 2:C0 p. m. 3:16 p. m. S:10 p. m. 6:3U p. m. 6:tO p. m. 7:00 p. m. F'rom the Knnt ' Arrive. lieady for Dls. 8:10 a. m. 8:3U a. m 12;40 p. m. 1:00 p. m. ' 4?t0 p. m. 4:45 p. m. J 7:00 p. m. Malla done and Dlapntrhed For the >Vcat Fur the Eaat 7:40 a. m. 7:40 p. m. 9:JO a. m. 2:30 p. m. Jl:(iO a. m. 6:40 p. ra. 8:30 p m. 6:20 p m. 7:60 p m. VILLAGE DIRECTORY \ illuKe oniol'ilk Proflldenl.. .Sidmy II. Swezey. TruBteoH. .Wranklln Ilcitll Urnry L. Maxson John II. Mahnken SilaH A. Williams Village Clork, Sylvester l\ She*. Villaire Coun.sel, A. N. .Inlm.-'on. Koad Coininl.s.sloner, M. I''. Hnnd. Treasurer. S. Itlnioii Smith Tax Collectiir, D Frank .Seaman. •leifUter Hoard of 'Health. .S. P. Shea. Health Offleer, Dr. Wm. H. Himcle «oalth Tnsix'.-tor, .lolui A. S,.arles. The Vlllaf^e TruHtees coiLstitute the HBoard <>r Health. The Villag" Offlee Is loccted at 46 vV«»t Merrick Road. The VlllnK'*? Treasurers Offlee at 29 IRailroad Avon'ii, Tax Collector'M Oftlcu at 37 Kailroad Avenue. Police Oepartmif nt rhl<f. .lam.'.s TIduse. Captain, Jolm Diinliar. Police .lustice, Clinton M. Flint. Oeadqiiarter.s and Police Court, Church Street, near Marrlck Road. Telephone, Freeport, 70O. Pulille SehooU llimril of Kdiirntinn 'Mchool Dint. No. 0, Town ot IlrinpHlead PreHldent. C. Dwight Raker. Vlee-ProB. Charles C. Moore. Walter R. Cozzens David Sutherland, Jr. Sidney H. Swe7.ey Supt. of Schools, 'Ward C. Moon Office Hours. HIkIi School, A.M. 8:15 to a;OU; P.M. 4:00 to 6:00 Siecretary to Suprrlnteiident. Adele Miller Clerk. Robert E. Donaghy Treasurer. Oncar \V. Valentine ^Collector of Taxes, Joseph H. Foster, Town Hnll, Homp.'itead Attendance OfHcer, H. Kilcy Raynor Medical Inapector, Julian Dean, M.D. Sc'hool Nurse, Mrs. .Stanley Smith Flre Department Chief ,.U)hn J. Kandall. Jr. First Assistant, .S .Uinion mith. ije .md Assisliinl. <"larenci- Williani.s. Chaplain. Uev. A. C. Karkau. SurKenn. Dr. Wm. H. Uunote. Flre Call. Fr.-.port, .No. 4U(J. Flre Alarm t'ulln 1. School No. 1, Corner Pino and Grove Street.s. 2. School N'o. 2, Seaman Avenue 1. School No. 3, Archer and Dong Hi ;icli Avenue.M. 4. School Xo. 4, Columbus .Vvenue. I. Uiot call. Answer to headciuar- ters. 6. Cicneral alarm (order from chief). One loiiK bla.sl to precede every Keniiai uiaini. Power House l¦;nler^;ency Call. tOne loMtr. one short lilii.st. and repeat. NORTH OF .Ml'.HUlCK UOAD. (V»i<Ht of U'ean Avenue.) tt. Sennuiii ono x'lrgiiiia Avenues, '\2. New VorU and Siunwin Avenues. 13. Walhicc Stre.t and West Lincoln Aviiiuc.M. it. Pcim.iylvuiila and I.enn Avenues. 15. Han.Moti und Florence I'lace. Ifi. Handiill uiul Hayvi<'W Avenues. ft7. Pearsall uiul p. iiiisyl vun ia Av. iiues IH. l..onK Reuch and Uandall Avenues. I't. Uandall Avenu.' an.l ]=$.'rpi-n Plaee. 21. lier^.n IMac and Brooklyn /Vve¬ nue J3 Long Rench Aveno.> and Olive Riv. .34.' l.exliifTton an.l iladls.in Avenues. SB. Pine Str«-ci and Park Avenue. 36. Pine Stri'ot and Hnyvlew Avenue. J7. Pine Strout an.l LmiK Heach Ave- inie. J8. Madison Avenue and Porterfield Place. ts. Morri.k Uond and Park Avenue. (Kast <.f O.-.'an Av»-nii.- ) St. Seaman «nd Columbus Avenues. «2. Main and Milton Streets. J4. Ocean ami I.ena Avenues. tf.. Main Street and Cianri Avenue. JB. Grand an.l C.hiinlius .Vvenues. J7. Orand nnrt h rederick Avenues. tt. Orov." .'Street and Uandall Avenue t9. Parsons und Harris.m .Xvenues. 41. Main Streei and RrooWJvn Avenue. 42. ni"oadwav an.) Mount 43. 46. 46. 47. 48. 4». • 1. trt. ft. r«. tt. ti¬ tt. c». «i. tt. «s. <4. •«5. «7. Orove Street and Oliver Houlevard Pine Street and 0.:ean .\veiiub. Pine anJ Church streets. Main Str«-et snd Newton Roule- vard. Newtown Rlvd. and Henry Street. Newt..n Div.l. ami Helen Avenue. BOtTTH OF MFHUICIC UOAD. (West of Orean .\venue.) Bayview .Ave. and Merrick Road. LonB H«»«ih Aveiuie and Merrick Road . " Ocean Avenue and Smitli Street. Bayview Avenue nn.l \Vhaley St, I.onif Ileach Avenue ami Whaley Street. Ocean Avenue an.l Wlialey Street. Archer Street and Fll L.tt Place. Ocean and Southsldw Avenues. Atlantic and West Fnd .\venues. Atlantic f.nd Bayview Avenues. Atlantic Ave and Ho..-.ev..lt I'lsc'. ¦West Side .Vvenue and Hay Street Rsyvlew Avenue and J lAinu Reacli ihnson Pl and Cedar St «8. West Side Avenue and Pnint St. • • Miller Avenue and Front Street (East of Ocean Avenue.) 11 Merrick Road and Orove Street. TI. Merrick Hoad and Main Street Tl Merrick Road and Helen Aveousc T*; Smith and Ct-.urch »«r*ef.^ Tl. Bedell and Raynor ^xUn Ro«d T« Raynor Avenue and MUl Road. Tl Archer Street aad East Atsnus. Tt Main and .Ar.'her Stree>ts. il! Bedell Stre.t and Atlantic Ars. i Main Bti»et and Atlantic Avenu*. I Uat« 8tr*et and Wha!«y's ©ock, i Orove and Ray street*. I Ocean Aronue and C«d«r Btr^l. I. Ovove and Fruat 8tr»«tj». II. ' Bttttk* Sklksip •¦ sns tll»t Wilil.'tm n. Ciyl'^y. "' ^2 North Main Street, P''reepor_J, Is slowly reeovering from a severe attark of plural pneu- iiionla. He Is attended hy Dr. (). Lind¬ sey, of this vlllaee. Mr. Curley has just moved anions us, and we ertMid him our hearty good wi.she.s for a speedy recovery. .Mr. Mortimer Post has heen en¬ cased hy his hrother, .Milton Po.st, in the Freeport Taxi Co, On Tuesday evening, .N'ovemher 27. n eonrert and musical was given hy the pupils of the Coluintiiis Avenue School. There was a pood attend- aiu'c of pinrnts nnd pupils ,'ind tho ,iffaii- wim very enterliiininK. Ail the te.-iehers who -were ahsent he past week have continued their duties. Many friends of Lester L. Danley are glad to loarn that Lester has been sflected as f)ne of 700 expert shoot¬ ers. Ho is now doins regular field practice at camp. Mias .Marian Bedell led the Epworth I,en cue on Sunday In tho .M. E. Church. Mr. P. Berber has been confined to his home with a severe cold. Schools closed on Wednesday after¬ noon for the Thanksgiving vacation. .Mr. L. De Silva is suffering from a fractured arm as a result of a oack- flre from his car. M.'iny p.'itriolic people of Freeport ontcrtain.Ml a. numbiM' of soldiers from Cittiip Mill.s for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. faniilv are now V. G. Walters and iving in Florida. Mr. L. Fisliel liaa employed a sfen- ogiaplier to till the v.'icancy of Miss Low, who is now working with the Curtiss people .\Ir. F. Coward h.as undergone an operation for appendicitis at the Min¬ eola Ho.'^pital and is doing nicely. ^^any boys of the High School are attending the Boys' Conference which is being held at Greeport. An entertainment will be given in the Freeport High School in the very near future. BOYS! BOYS! Boys Wanted, with Backbone and a Bright Smile, Ten to Fourteen Years Old. Earn a Wrist Watch and Learn Salesman¬ ship. Need Not Interfere With Oiher Duties. Address: — Circula¬ tion Manager, New York Herald Herald Square, N. Y. City. 100 HOUSES WANTED Furnished o Unfurnished George E. Wheeler Crystal Lake Houf e FRKKPORT FREEPORT CHURCHES ETKR?iAr .Hormi: of cjoop By .lean Paul .Mohtanye We pray Thee, I/ord, on high. Make un to feel Thy love; Have ua to see our sins. And offer prayers above. Help us to win repose. Breathe love into nur sonla; Flternal source of grrod, rVIake us—O make ua whole. To Thee all honor sing, O I/ord, we you adore; To Thie addre.-^s all praise, Henceforth for evermore. BAPTWT (HI K( H On Sunday, the pastor, Flev. Wil¬ liam Breckonridee, will preach at both Bervicea. 11 a. in., "The .Vlean- "1 llu Atonement"; 7.30 p. m., "Christ's Conception of Humanity. " .A . Mil ect of Intercast to all. Bible School at !M,'') a. in. We hav.' cla.s.scB for all. .Mid-week service on Thursday at 8 p. m. Mark Sawyer," with title role, will picture at the AT TIIK STHAM* Twain'a famoiin .'itory Tom Jack Piekford in the he seen aa a motion Str.and Theatre. The production waa filmed In Hannilial, .MIs.sourl, scene of .Mark Twain'a boy¬ hood and the town he had in mind when he wrote the story. Jn screen¬ ing "Tom Sawyer" none of the fa¬ miliar details bave been left out. It is ali there, from the .''tart, where Tom "licks"' tbe sissy-boy and .steals the Jam, to the finish, where he and Huck Finn run away together and re¬ turn only m time to attend their own funersl services, thus avoiding the well deserved thrashinRS. It I.-* a Par¬ amount Picture produced by Jesse T.. l,asky. A sportlnit pirture of unsual Inter¬ est to he seen Is "Salmon Fishing In New Brunswick," an oiiting arranged hy Jack I.4ilt, Hugh Fnllerton, Wil¬ liam O. Mct^eehan, Orantland Riee and. Maxmllian Foater, all prominent newspaper and mnga/.ine writers. Vic¬ tor Moore will appear In his latest comedy entitled "Toothache and Heartache." A scenic study In na¬ tural color.s and the Strand Topical Beview, containing news events of In¬ terest and iniporlant filmed at honie and abroad complete the picture part of the program. . For the twelfth week of the after¬ noon popular concerts the Symphony Orchestra, under the direclion of Ad- riano Ariani, will play the first move¬ ment of Heethoven's Second Sym¬ phony; "Romantic Overture," Haw¬ kins and Tchaikowaky's "Nut Crack¬ er Suite." Af TKR mas Town Clork C.llbert has at |n<!t anr- ceeded into rousing the Agricultural Department to action In enforcing the law requiring all dog owners to ob¬ tain licenaes for their animal.i. On Wednesday the Town Clerk received a letter from Chief Ijarnion of the Bureau of Statistics adviaing him that inspectors would be at the Town Hail on Friday and that the .'^latc po¬ lice recently assigned to Na.ssau Coun¬ ty would alHo be present to confer aa to tile best and quickest means of rounding up the unlicensed dogs. The Town Clerk ia advised that the In¬ spectors will lake the names of all thoae who to date have not taken out licenses tor their doga. Read tbe Naasau Post. wwtfitfitfiyitfiXiii*fitfitf;yi I ifiiiitfitfiyiifitfitfiy^ifitfitfi'fi !fi » Ifi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi A. A. WEBSTER CO. JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS 440 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. STERLING SILVER in every conceivable novelty that has been manufactured can Ije found here from the tiny piece of jewelry to the useful and decorative piecei for tbe table. QUALITY ALWAYS THE BEST tfi tffi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tf^ tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfi tfitfitfitfitfiyiyfitfitfi^^yitfitfii tfitfitfitfitfitfitfitfitfitfitfiyitf; GoolrStoves <z QX "^ No matter how efficient the cook may be, her efforts are use- less if she works^^ith a poor stove. One of our cop/^stoves or ranges in your hdme zmll insure well cooked meals and be the pride of a good housekeeper. You look at them before you buy, and back of them is our guaranty of quality. j ARTHUR WHITEHOUSE '91 South Main Street, Freeport For Sale stock. Hay, Grain, Farm, 134 acres, with or without all eq[uipment for farming, one mile from Village, half mile from state road, i mile from County road, all City con¬ veniences, water and gas throughout all buildinp^s. Bathrooms and Toilets, hot water heating. Great oppor¬ tunity for money maker or gentlemen farmer. Address* SAMUEL CHAPMAN. Schuylerville, N. Y. R. F. D. No. 2. CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTED AUTOMOBILES EXpr:RiF:NCED fly tikrs want- KI)—steady work. Good pay. Plen¬ ty of ^ood working material fur¬ nished. Apply Mole Fly Company, Koosevelt Avenue, Ro<«evelt, L. I. Tel. 1128 W. Trolley Stop 63. WANTFD New or used wood for amall garage. May huy barn, etc. Give price. Box O, Nassau Post. ll-!l-17 ro RRNT Dead otoraM space far automobllM %2 per month. P. O. ho» <7. Freepnrt. E. N MORTGAGE LOANS TO LOAN tH MNI AND MOIT«A0C Ooick AcdM. lOWARDS FREEPORT, L I. HELP WANTED YOUNG MEN 16 to 20 years of Age DRKSSMAKING--Fura and muffs re¬ modeled and relined. 10. L. Kelly, 76 North Main .Street, Freeport. FOR SALE WA.NTCI) Safe and desk, reasonable. Smithville South Poat Office. MR. HOrSK OWNFR. LOOK!- Want¬ ed, furnished and unfurnished houses. We hnve waiting list. Or¬ tell & Smith, 37 Railroad Avenue, Freeport. WANTFD -Competent housekeeper; two adults and one child In fam¬ ily; plain cooking; congenial home for competent person. Phone any evening after 7 p. m. 533 W Free- port. I"OU SALK '- Autoinohile runabout; demonstration Sundays; hargain; lias toi), wind shield, etc.; %fi^t. L. L. Glover, Penna Ave., Maasapequa, T,. I. Opportunity to learn a trade Salary $8.00 Per week of 48 hours to start GIRLS WANTED To Learn the Glove Business FOR SAT.,1:--Roasting eaponfl and young fowl. W. J. Haig, 18 Miller Avenue, Freeport, FOR SALE-f(300 below coat, houafll on corner of Thomas and Central Avenues, Haldwin. AjJ^ly Jamas H. Johnson, Haldwin. 10-6-tf FtiR SALE—100 ft. on West Mlltoa Street, between N. Main and Orova Street. Dr. George G. Kelley, 76 N. .Main Street, Freeport. 10-16-tf i FOR SALE—FMne larg«» houaei on large plots; price from |1800 to I4R00; In Freeport and RooseTelt; all improvementa and terms to suit. Box 14, Nassau Post FOR SALE—Cole car, 1914 model, 40 horsepower, self-starter and latest Improvements; fine condition, cheap. Rox 14. Nassau Post. DOOBIEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY GARDEN CITY. N. Y. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY WHILE LEARNING GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT TO AMBITIOUS WORKERS. I I'"OR SALIO Ford model. Price \ Freeport. touring car, 1914 250. Tel. 665-J ]0-30-2t Julius Kayser & Co. Korkvllle Centre, T,. I. TO I.I;t -Two fine new houses; all improvement'?, ?2r and %2S. Wear' station and school. Grimm, 2 E^dna Court, Baldwin. 10-80-2t Fine Dressmakings and Coats All kinds of Sewing, Capable, CoDipetrnt. and Experienced MRS. S. E. MACY 71 Church Sf. Freeport, N. T. The GeileMl ;All::^k^ Gleaner •'.VM'. t.'';-< > ' .,.:•,,. ...||,ii 'foarlUmtlt &omdtUr P CHEVROLET/ Reputation WTien yoii buy an automobile what do you really buy? Do you only buy the material and labor? Or do you buy what a car stands for in repu¬ tation, in achievment, in excellence of rank? Wlien you buy a car, you believe what the maker says of it. You buy material and labor plus reputation. Reputation in motor car building is most important, Without reputation, your metal, rubl)erand wood would be merely a highly polished mech¬ anical assembly. Witli it, you are certain of sat¬ isfaction, pleasure, healtli, and efficient travel. Chevrolet reputation is founded on complete satisfactiou. \Ve could not huve grown with¬ out it. Model Foar NIbHt Tourlof Cmr liSO.O*. Hutdittr. ttat Ot. '"Kour Nioety" Tour¬ ing Car. iittd witk kil., ¦rtlber tui>, fSU.M." "Iltbr Orautf^' T«w> IDI Ctr or "Roirtl UaU" Ra«<l«tcr lullf eauipped. tSOO.OO. CLerrulet nighi tyka- de( louf puMD(c( Koadelef or 6Te ps*- e^uger Tuuniig Cu, lliM.OO. All pcuM i. 0. B. rUub CEO.V. SLO AT Jnc. OLIVK BOULKTABD I'UUXKB MAIN 8TBKET Tkoae 7M FACTORIES: New York City. Tarrvtown-oB-Hudton; Flint. ITich.; St. Look M«^ Oakland. CalJoroi*: Oabawt, CAiiada: Fort Worth. Tm««
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