Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long
as ever you can.
John Wesley
| Text size: +/-Social justice
Social justice is at the heart of Methodist teaching about its relations with the wider world. As an important voice on the national stage and in the local community, Methodism is respected for its values of respect, fairness and tolerance.
Methodists are passionate about making a difference to the world around them in all sorts of ways.
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 Alcohol |
 Equality |
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| Abstinence, responsible drinking. | |
Information on Sexual Orientation Regulations and other issues relating to equality legislation. |
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 Anti-terrorism measures |
 Gambling |
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| Civil liberties and public security. | |
Campaigning and lobbying. Our attitude to gambling. How can you support our work. |
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 Asylum and immigration |
 Poverty |
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| UK asylum policies are failing. We are working for good community relations. | |
Campaigns on homelessness, pensioner poverty, personal debt, plus ways to give practical help. |
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 Broadcasting and the media |
 Rural issues |
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| Public decency and faith issues in the media and advertising. | |
What are the issues that affect Christians living and working in the countryside? |
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 Criminal justice |
 Urban issues |
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| What does the Church have to say about the criminal justice system? | |
We support urban mission and are working for ‘Faithful Cities'. |
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