United Methodists believe that we are called to be active participants in our world. John Wesley believed that faithful living involved a combination of personal and social piety. The most recent General Conference adopted a revised statement of Social Principals to guide the denomination’s response to many issues in the world today. The Tuesday morning fellowship group will begin a study of the United Methodist Social Principals starting on February 24 at 10 a.m. Come find out what is the church’s official stance on marriage and family, climate change, science, poverty, civil disobedience, and more.