Sanctions are financial and trade-related penalties imposed by one country on another entity (a country, company, or individual). This is done to put economic, trade, political, and other diplomatic pressure on the sanctioned entity to encourage them to change a…
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Through the years, religious institutions and their leaders have evidenced varying levels of engagement and support for governments. The prophetic narratives which are a part of the Christian scriptures tells the stories of prophets called by God to respond to…
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Following the success of the original ‘Love Knows No Borders’ (LKNB) campaign, the United Church of Christ Office of Public Policy and Advocacy has released new resources in an effort to inform churches on some ways they can engage on…
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What a view for the March 12-14, 2026, United Church of Christ Board meeting to be held in the National Offices, 1300 E. 9th Street, in Cleveland, Ohio. This meeting was held on the new 12th floor, a place where the…
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The season of One Great Hour of Sharing is in full swing, with many United Church of Christ congregations embracing the long-standing ecumenical offering, established in 1946, as a Lenten practice that focuses on giving to someone rather than giving…
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