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Episcopal Migration Ministries

Visit God at ‘I’ Level During General Convention

Since 2016, Asher Imtiaz has been telling stories of asylum seekers and refugees through photography.

The Burundian Immigrants of Tucson

Refugees from hunger and persecution adapt to life in Arizona

Executive Council Supports Indigenous Initiatives

Studying Episcopal complicity in Indigenous boarding schools, and developing Indigenous clergy and lay leaders.

Episcopalians Seek to Help in Ukraine

By Kirk Petersen When disaster strikes, Episcopalians who want to help often look for a way to do so through the church. The plight of...

Afghans ‘Not a Normal Resettlement’ for EMM

By Neva Rae Fox In a special Zoom presentation the day after the deadly bombing at the Kabul airport, Episcopal Church staff stressed the urgency...

Looking Ahead to the Biden Administration

Five department heads from the Episcopal Church gathered virtually on January 11 for a webinar titled "Mr. Biden Goes to Washington: What a New Administration Means for the Church." The short answer is that it means quite a lot.

Louisville, Kentucky, Chosen as Site of GC 2024

Executive Council also considers diocesan assessments, creation care, racial reconciliation and other matters.

Cap on Refugees Threatens to Cripple EMM

The Trump administration plans to slash the number of refugees admitted to the United States in 2020 to 18,000 -- compared with an average cap of 95,000 over the past 40 years.

Mobilizing for the Crisis at the U.S.-Mexico Border

"These are moral issues, these are Gospel issues, and no matter who you voted for... there is a Gospel call to love our neighbor."

EMM Honored for #SupportRefugees Video

EMM is one of nine agencies that works with the U.S. government to resettle refugees in America.

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