Mississippi Conference of the UMC

Mission

The United Methodist Church has a long history of concern for social justice.

Programs

Through Congregations for Children, Mississippi United Methodists join other people in working for the well-being of all children. Racial reconciliation is one of five key initiatives for the Mississippi Conference. The United Methodist Women advocate for justice for women, youth, and children around the world. These are just some of the ways United Methodists are working for social justice.

Current Projects on GlobalGiving

HOPE HIV/AIDS: Fighting AIDS in Zimbabwe

Personnel Overview

Liz Coleclough - Director- HOPE HIV/AIDS
Liz Coleclough, one of the founding members of HOPE HIV/AIDS, is a student at Northwestern University. Moving to Zimbabwe her junior year, she quickly saw the impact that AIDS awareness, and empowerment for women, might have-- for this reason she helped to start HOPE HIV/AIDS.

Janine Roberts - Project Coordinator- H.O.P.E Project
Janine Roberts, coordinator of H.O.P.E. Project, began the Orphan and Vulnerable Children outreach project that HOPE HIV/AIDS grew out of. She is currently living in Old Mutare and continues to increase opportunities available to the children of Zimbabwe. She sits on the board of directors for HOPE HIV/AIDS.

Personnel Statistics

Hope Morgan Ward,
Bishop
Founded in 1988
Employees: 30
Volunteers: 0

Financial Statistics

Budget (2008): $ 20,664,572
Budget (2007): $ 18,605,585
Maximum Budget: $ 20,664,572
Overhead: 12 %
Other funding sources:
Religious Affiliation: United Methodist