Race, Reconciliation & Social Justice

“The gospel of Christ knows of no religion, but social; no holiness but social holiness.” ‍ ‍

John Wesley, in the preface to Hymns and Sacred Poems(1739)

The United Methodist Church has a history that includes activism. Our baptismal covenant includes the words, “fight evil, injustice, and oppression in whatever forms they present themselves.” The agencies within the United Methodist Church reflect this commitment. To learn more about them, and find resources to empower your own advocacy, consider these agencies.

Summer Sunday School Recordings
Helpful Christ Greensboro links and other United Methodist Sites
The United Methodist Social Principles Social Creed | Book of Resolutions
Resources available in the Christ Greensboro Resource Room

Upcoming Events

Last updated 9/20/26

  • Join members of our congregation and the broader Greensboro community for a nonpartisan, interfaith, and multicultural celebration of voting rights.  Learn more here.

Faithful Voter Reflection Guide
archived events