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![The Rev. Nelly W. Wright of Liberia addresses fellow members of the Standing Committee on Central Conference Matters about work to determine what in the administrative section of the Book of Discipline applies to the whole United Methodist Church and what can be adaptable. Photo by Heather Hahn, UM News. The Rev. Nelly W. Wright of Liberia addresses fellow members of the Standing Committee on Central Conference Matters about work to determine what in the administrative section of the Book of Discipline applies to the whole United Methodist Church and what can be adaptable. Photo by Heather Hahn, UM News.](https://www.umnews.org/-/media/umc-media/2025/02/03/14/35/standing-committee-nelly-wright-1200x800px.jpg?la=en&h=460&mw=690&w=690&hash=FD569124127C1A07D4EFA0374B55633E)
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![A portion of Hong Kong at night as seen from Victoria Peak. More than 400,000 migrant domestic workers live in Hong Kong, about five percent of the total population. They cook and clean and care for children, pets, and the elderly. They also at times endure horrible treatment. Photo by Paul Jeffrey, UM News. A portion of Hong Kong at night as seen from Victoria Peak. More than 400,000 migrant domestic workers live in Hong Kong, about five percent of the total population. They cook and clean and care for children, pets, and the elderly. They also at times endure horrible treatment. Photo by Paul Jeffrey, UM News.](https://www.umnews.org/-/media/umc-media/2025/01/27/15/52/hong-kong-migrants-2024-jeffrey-1-1200x800px.jpg?mh=155&la=en&h=143&mw=215&w=215&hash=0266312F868F2950F384B3BA97E9F440)
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![The Rev. Russell E. Richey speaks during a panel discussion on theological education at Scarritt Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn., in 2015. Richey, who died Jan. 19 at his home in Durham, N.C., was a professor at Duke Divinity School in Durham, and former dean of Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. File photo by Mike DuBose, UM News. The Rev. Russell E. Richey speaks during a panel discussion on theological education at Scarritt Bennett Center in Nashville, Tenn., in 2015. Richey, who died Jan. 19 at his home in Durham, N.C., was a professor at Duke Divinity School in Durham, and former dean of Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. File photo by Mike DuBose, UM News.](https://www.umnews.org/-/media/umc-media/2025/01/27/17/32/russell-richey-obit-2015-preview-1200x800px.jpg?mh=155&la=en&h=143&mw=215&w=215&hash=495EC99A45488B4815AA0C83E1749AEA)
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