Worship goes on beside damaged Haitian church

How can you help? Provide UMCOR Health Kits

United Methodist doctor helps set up Haiti clinic

Epiphany: Season for Recognition and Moving Outward

Donate now to Haiti Emergency Advance

Worship goes on beside damaged Haitian church

Pieces of walls painted a bright green give a hint of the joys that once took place inside St. Martin Methodist Church and school. After the Jan. 12 earthquake, the jagged concrete blocks are part of a massive pile of rocks. read more »

How can you help? Provide UMCOR Health Kits

UMCOR’s two relief supply warehouses are asking United Methodists to provide health kits that can be sent to earthquake-devastated Haiti. read more »

United Methodist doctor helps set up Haiti clinic

Dr. Troy Silvernale, a United Methodist family physician, walked the grounds in the backyard of the Methodist Guest House, checking people and handing out numbers.

Epiphany: Season for Recognition and Moving Outward

In early January, the extended Albany Area cabinet, including district superintendents, conference minister and director of connectional ministries, directors of communications, and lay leader from one of the conferences, gathered to consider where and how God is leading us in these next months before the current conferences move into the new conferences. read more »

Donate now to Haiti Emergency Advance

United Methodists have had a long-standing relationship with Haiti through the Methodist Church of Haiti. The strong ties between the Methodist Church of Haiti and The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) helped in facilitating the opening of the UMCOR Haiti field office in 2005. 100 percent of Advance gifts made will go to support relief and development efforts due to emergencies in Haiti.