United Women in Faith: response

Hear the Responsively Yours article from United Women in Faith's General Secretary/CEO Sally Vonner.From the Jan./Feb. 2025 issue of response magazine.

Hear our four response audio stories in one podcast.From the Jan./Feb. 2025 issue of response magazine.

United Women in Faith will continue to work for climate justice and ending mass incarceration and the criminalization of communities of color.From the Jan./Feb. 2025 issue of response magazine.

Have a plan in place as a trifecta donor.From the Jan./Feb. 2025 issue of response magazine.

Learning from our past is necessary for moving into a faithful future as The United Methodist Church.From the Jan./Feb. 2025 issue of response magazine.

United Women in Faith’s new president, elected in July, is a retired registered nurse, a mother, a wife, and a dedicated member of United Women in Faith with a long list of service on all levels, including the Reading Program committee.From the Nov./Dec. 2024 issue of response.

United Women in Faith’s Reading Program (uwfaith.org/read) is designed to help women of faith achieve five key goals: lean into our spiritual growth, strengthen our leadership skills, equip ourselves for local and global mission, take faithful action for the common good, and build community in ways large and small. The books are current and cover a wide variety of topics. Participating in one of the Reading Program plans at any of the four levels, or even reading just one or two books in this catalog, can help you grow. And anyone, anywhere, can participate—whether you are a member of United Women in Faith already or just getting to know us.From the Nov./Dec. 2024 issue of response.

As this issue of response reaches you, you may be setting your tables for Thanksgiving and decorating your homes for Christmas. You may be shopping, wrapping gifts, planning menus, and making travel plans. And I hope that come December, you will be filled with the wonderful joy and anticipation of this Advent season, preparing your hearts and minds for the coming of Jesus.From the Nov./Dec. 2024 issue of response.

Kelly G. Loeb thought it was in God’s plan to graciously donate her special home as a planned gift to The Legacy Endowment Fund so that Mai Gray’s legacy, and her own, will live on. From the Nov./Dec. 2024 issue of response.

On February 24, 2024, the North Texas Conference United Women in Faith held their fifth annual Charter for Racial Justice event at Hamilton Park UMC in Dallas. From the Sept./Oct. 2024 issue of response.

From the Sept./Oct. 2024 issue of response.

Mother and daughter members serve together as General Conference delegates. From the Sept./Oct. 2024 issue of response.

United Women in Faith submitted 19 petitions at General Conference. These included calls to action on racial and climate justice, gender equity, protecting the girl child, and supporting deaconesses and home missioners. Eighteen of our petitions passed.From the Sept./Oct. 2024 issue of response.

The World Methodist Council has awarded Deaconess Norma Dollaga the World Methodist Peace Award. From the July/August 2024 issue of response.

A United Women in Faith regional missionary helps empower young Japan. From the July/August 2024 issue of response.

The Responsively Yours column from United Women in Faith CEO Sally Vonner. From the July/August 2024 issue of response.

The United Women in Faith CEO reflects on her first year in office. From the July/August 2024 issue of response.

More than 50,000 are expected to attend the parade and festival at Northcott Neighborhood House in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Killingsworth NMI offers hope for recovery.

Can you think of anything more elusive in many United Women in Faith units than women under the age of 39? Younger women are hard to find, hard to attract once we found them, and even more difficult to keep as integral parts of the work we do around the world.