GCSRW presents this new sexual ethics resource to assist those navigating the complexities of the complaint process in a more comprehensive way.
A five week study designed for small groups to explore expansive language- the names, images and ways God has been revealed to us in Scripture.
GCSRW conducts research to examine women's inclusion and other topics that impact women within The UMC. That research is published into Women by the Numbers articles.
This resource has been developed to provide guidance for onboarding and orientation, and to help set clergy and churches up for success when a female pastor is first received into a local church appointment.
This resource has been developed to lay a strong foundation for bishops when appointing female clergy and to promote a best response when complaints of sexual misconduct arise.
This resource has been developed to lay a strong foundation for district superintendents when appointing female clergy and to promote a best response when complaints of sexual misconduct arise.
This curriculum was developed to encourage living in right relationship with self and others within the faith communities of our local UM ministries.
This booklet examines the sacred trust and power that clergy and lay ministers have been entrusted with and outlines some common myths of sexual misconduct.
This toolkit has resources to encourage dialogue to help people identify, understand and respond to the reality of sexual misconduct.
A six-session study exploring our United Methodist understanding of women's roles in The Church.
This handbook is intended for District Superintendents and other Annual Conference leadership looking to respond to sexual misconduct complaints with care.
A four-session study designed to help Christians look at the way we talk about God and examine the images we hold of God.