The United Methodist Church stands at a critical juncture, grappling with deep divisions that threaten its unity and mission. As we approach the upcoming episcopal election, it is imperative that we call for reconciliation—a commitment to dialogue.
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Property development within the United Methodist Church (UMC) in the Philippines is an essential strategy for fostering community engagement and expanding the church’s mission.
The United Methodist Church (UMC) has a rich tradition of focusing on social justice, advocacy, and care for individuals. Within this framework, the welfare of church workers holds paramount importance.
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Reverend Roland Galutan Annaguey, PhD embraces the opportunity for episcopal leadership with a vision centered on reconciliation and unity within the Philippines United Methodist Church. His approach promotes serious and honest collegial dialogue aimed at healing divisions, rooted in the conviction that open communication fosters genuine understanding and mutual respect. A Theological Foundation Dr. Annaguey
Reconciliation is centering on my views on the unity of the church as one Body of Christ of the same theological stance. Lately, churches have led themselves to schismatism.
Amid secularization, religious pluralism, and shifting cultural values, the UMC faces both challenges and opportunities in fulfilling its Great Commission mandate (Matthew 28:19-20).
Intentional lay leadership formation in the United Methodist Churches in the Philippines is critical for responding to the Great Commission. By equipping laypeople with theological education, practical ministry skills, and a missional mindset, the UMC can mobilize its members to effectively participate in God’s mission to the world.
