WesleyMen Share Stories of The Movement to End Hunger

WesleyMen (World Fellowship of Methodist and Uniting Church Men) have more stories to share about our Methodist family active in the movement to end world hunger. In April, we shared (via our website) about a couple of congregations working to end hunger. In our article series, The Movement, you can read about a new church startup in Estonia that has grown into the movement to end hunger as part of its ministry to those who may have never heard the Gospel of Jesus. We also shared the story of a Las Vegas, Nevada (USA) food pantry with humble beginnings that is bundled with many other community services that demonstrate Christ’s compassion for those in poverty surrounded by immense wealth.

The Christian Methodist Episcopal ChurchFifth Episcopal District (Alabama and Florida) launched an annual garden project in 2012.

The WesleyMen communications team is actively searching for more stories to share. No matter how large or small any act of kindness aimed at fighting malnutrition or hunger is welcome. Send information or make a connection with Andy Morris – WesleyMen Communications, andymorris@wesleymen.org

As one of many causes of hunger, natural disasters are area of need that we cannot ignore. In response to the devastating earthquake in Nepal, as of this writing, our partner Stop Hunger Now is still in the assessment phase, as are several of its partner organizations. Their newest international location in Bangalore, India, is closest to this crisis. Increased meal packaging is in the planning stage, and a strong stream of relief supplies will begin as soon as there is a “clear path” to transport such goods. More information from Stop Hunger Now will be shared at WesleyMen.org as we get updates.

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