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Saturday, August 23, 2008

Methodist churches challenged to eliminate discrimination and inequality

The Methodist Church is encouraging member churches to do more to eliminate discrimination and inequality as part of its Equally different? campaign.

Alison Parker, Equalities and Diversity Project Worker, said: “This campaign is not a shortcut to an inclusive Church, but should help to support Christians as they explore their calling to seek equality for all.”

The Equally different? campaign has produced support material for churches to use in house groups and workshops, and is accompanied by an interactive forum on the Methodist Church’s website where people can post comments and resources.

Full story at Christian Today.

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