Well Behaved Women Seldom Make History
Current CEO of United Women in Faith.
Who is Sally Vonner?
The name of the document adopted in 1980 that guides our work against racism.
What is Charter for Racial Justice?
What is Practicing Hope?
In 1942, this national gathering was moved from from St. Louis, Mo., to Columbus, Ohio, because St. Louis hotels would not accommodate African American women.
What is Assembly?
This prolific Methodist hymn writer wrote nearly 6,500 hymns in his lifetime.
Who is Charles Wesley?
A native Nebraska, she served as treasurer, deputy general secretary of Women's Division and laywomen in residence at Scarrett Bennet.
Who is Joyce Sohl?
Great Plains United Women in Faith organizes these two days around advocacy and learning.
What is Ecumenical Legislative Day and L.E.A.F?
The former name of Mission u.
What is School of Christian Mission?
In 2016, CEO Harriet Olson visits this site in North Dakota in solidarity where protests are occurring against a proposed pipeline across reservation lands.
What is Standing Rock?
What is Easter?
Selected as as the associate General Secretary of Women's Division in 1968, she was the first African-American to head a national church organization.
Teressa Hoover
The name of the current campaign around climate justice.
What is Just Energy for All?
Location of one of two 2025 Great Plains Mission u.
What is Grand Island or Lawrence?
In 1944, the program book was first translated into this language.
What is Spanish?
This is the first hymn in the United Methodist hymnal. It is considered the Wesley conversation hymn.
What is "O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing"?
This Missouri woman was the first African-American elected President of the Women's Division in 1978.
Who is Mai Gray?
This campaign is an expression of UWF's commitment to end mass incarceration and the criminalization of communities of color.
What is interrupting the school-to-prison pipeline?
Mission u studies are written for what 3 audiences.
What are adults, youth and children?
This female author's book State Laws of Race and Color commissioned by the Women's Division was published in 1951.
Who is Pauli Murray?
Charles Wesley wrote this Christmas hymn. It is widely considered one of his most famous hymns.
What is Hark! The Herald Angels Sing?
The first female missionary sent by our UWF predecessor organization, she was a teacher and a college in India is named after her.
Who is Isabella Thorburn?
In 1956, lay women used their voices and influence though predecessor organizations to make this happen in the Methodist church.
What is the ordination of women?
In 1964, Jurisdiction Schools of Christian Mission became Regional Schools cutting across jurisdictional lines in an effort to challenge this systemic justice issue.
What is racial segregation?
In 1965, Women's Division along with other Methodist entities join the march for voting rights between what 2 cities in Alabama. Hint: this march is also known as Bloody Sunday.
What is from Selma to Montgomery, AL?
This hymn has a tradition of being sung at Annual Conference to begin holy conferencing and reflect on the 12 month journey since last the body gathered.
What is "And Are We Yet Alive"?