Are you looking for a resource to study Hunger in your local church? The Bishop's Hunger Task Force has put together a list options for short and lnger study.
There are resources available appropriate for children, youth, adults, and even a few for intergenerational use. Some are complete studies, fully planned. Others are less structured and would require a bit more preparation on the part of a facilitator. All are available online, most with a free download. Videos are available from the Regional Media Center.
Below is a resource bibliography to help you as you plan. Additionally, members of the Hunger Task Force and District Hunger Coordinators are available to offer suggestions and answer questions and serve as resource for you.
At three events in October, Dr. Clayton Childers of the General Board of Church and Society provided in-depth information and background resources to assist local churches in exploring our United Methodist Social Principles. As your congregation plans for training events, classes, or discussion, you are encouraged to download the additional materials listed below. For more information about Oregon-Idaho Social Principles events or resouces contact Rev. April Hall Cutting at
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You can download Rev. Dr. Childers PowerPoint presentation from the day (broadband connection recomended).
Welcome! to the NEW UMOI.NET website. This site will provide information and resources for the United Methodist Churches in Oregon and Idaho, as well as information for church members and those seeking to learn more about the United Methodist Church in Oregon and Idaho.
We're still getting the site settled in, and we'd love to hear your comments, suggestions, error reports and accolades. Please e-mail them to
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and we will try to deal with them appropriately. Some areas are still getting their information updated or formatted correctly, and in the weeks ahead there will be new sections added to the menus. Greg Nelson - Director of Communications
