#GC79 Highlight: ‘¡No están solas!’
About 900 Episcopalians sent messages of hope and solidarity to more than 500 migrant women detained a federal facility.
‘They’re Waving!’
Episcopalians connect with migrant detainees at vigil in nearby Taylor, Texas.
Invisible People, Imaginary Lines
Episcopalians are ministering to people whose lives are bound with the land and politics of the southern border.
Detention Protest Set for July 8
Megan Castellan: “What is happening to those at our borders is monstrous.”
To Live in a Small Way, and Live Well
"I draw on the Benedictine idea because I think our call isn't necessarily to do these big things, but it's to do small things well."
Worship Shapes Welcome
Regular churchgoers are less likely to be hostile to immigration than people who call themselves Christians but do not attend church very often.
Online Primer on Undocumented
Trinity Church Wall Street has compiled an online primer based on its teach-in event Undocumented: What Do Faith Communities Need to Know?
From Captivity to Freedom
I chose a trip to Nebraska for the Independence Day weekend. What I found was something I hadn’t expected.
‘Our Christian Values Are at Stake’
“As people of faith, our obligation is first to the most vulnerable, especially to children.”
Bishops Defend Refugees (updated)
Sixteen bishops have filed an amici curiae brief that challenges an executive order restricting immigration.