“God promises no harm, and as people who follow the ways of God, we too are committed to do no harm to any part of God’s creation,” the bishops said in their response letter.

The bishops affirmed their commitment to implementing the decisions made at the 2024 General Conference.

Thank you to every advocate, every voter, and every community who continues to insist that our church fully reflects God’s expansive love.
The work for justice continues — and today, we celebrate!

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This is a huge step forward — strengthening our commitment to racial justice, ensuring inclusion regardless of gender or ability, empowering every region of our global church, and expanding opportunities for diverse clergy leadership.

We’re sharing reflections from this journey—not because it’s easy, but because transformation demands transparency, community, and accountability. Let’s grow together.

This Palm Sunday, may we have the courage to walk with those who are crying, “Save us.”

God, let us be part of your healing, justice, and transformation in a hurting world. May our “hosanna” be not just words, but action.
Amen.

We hear the cry of Hosanna today—in war zones, in prisons, in Gaza, at the U.S.-Mexico border, in our broken healthcare and justice systems. It’s a word of urgency. A word that resists silence.

Jesus didn’t answer their cries with violence. He entered on a donkey. His revolution was one of truth-telling, healing, and turning over tables that upheld oppression.

As people of faith committed to justice, we stand with you in the struggle against discrimination and in the work of building a future rooted in dignity, equity, and love. You are seen, you are valued, and you are not alone.