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About us

The Good News Movement is a voice for repentance, an agent for reform, and a catalyst for renewal within the United Methodist Church. By God’s grace, we will proclaim and demonstrate the power and effectiveness of historic Christianity as emphasized in Wesleyan doctrine and practice.

Therefore, we will:

• Advocate Scriptural Christianity with holy living among
  United Methodists;
• Nurture evangelical fellowship within a worshipping,
  caring, and inclusive community;
• Seek diligently to be faithful and challenge unfairness
  wherever it is found in the church;
• Inform and educate United Methodists about issues
  challenging the church;
• Create and/or assist in creating supplemental church
  structures if necessary.
  (Adapted at the Good News board meeting held
  July 20-22, 1991, in Washington, D.C.)

Our goals are to:

• Encourage evangelicals to witness effectively for Christ within United Methodism.
• Proclaim biblical truths
• Sound the alarm about unbiblical philosophies.
• Discuss vital issues facing our church.
• Deepen appreciation for our Wesleyan heritage.

Find out more

• A 30-year history of renewal efforts in the United Methodist Church.
• A detailed information packet is available through the mail (including a copy of the magazine) or on-line.
• Audited financials (under construction)

The Good News Board of Directors
Sara Anderson, Anderson, IN
Tom Bentum, Lancaster, NH
Cathy Bihler, Edmonds, WA
Dale Bittinger, Bristol, VA
Chris Bounds, Marion, IN
Keith Boyette, Spotsylvania, VA
Dixie Brewster, Milton, KS
Riley Case, Kokomo, IN
Michael Daniels, Terra Alta, WV
Carolyn Elias, Hot Springs, AR
Charles Ferrara, New Fairfield, CT
David Flagel, Lake Odessa, MI
Julio Gomez, Trenton, NJ
John Grenfell Jr., Fort Gratiot, MI
John Grenfell III, Plymouth, MI
Chet Harris, Canton, OH
William Hines, Marysville, OH
Paul Jaw, Flemington, NJ
Katy Kiser, Carrollton, TX
J. Robert Ladd, Lebanon, PA
Thomas Lambrecht, Greenville, WI
Warren Lathem, Ballground, GA
James Lodovic, New Braunfels, TX
William Mason, Tulsa, OK
Pat Meadows, McCalla, AL
John Miles, Jonesboro, AR
Ernie Nivens, Gastonia, NC
Don Shell, Lake Junaluska, NC
Jim Slone, Belleville, IL
Linda Somerville, Akron, OH
Budd Sprague, Canton, OH
Helen Rhea Stumbo, Fort Valley, GA
Jeff Switzer, Senatobia, MS
Tim Thompson, Meridian, MS
Mark Tooley, Alexandria, VA
Mike Walker, Dallas, TX
John Walls, Dayton, IN
Ken Werlein, Spring, TX
Kenny Yi, Plainview, NY