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A Christian King and Muslim Refugees

In the 7th century, a Christian King welcomed Muslim refugees. Although they were loyal, he did this out of a commitment to human dignity.

Minnesota Church Responds to Immigrants’ Fears

Lay leaders are monitoring entrances and exits at Messiah Church to protect immigrant members and will soon deliver groceries to those who fear detention.

Empowering Ministry with Immigrant Communities

What do wise and practical partnerships with immigrant communities look like? And can they cross political divides in Jesus' name?

Migration & Immigration in the Old Testament

Discourses about migration and immigration permeate the Old Testament. Beginning with Abraham, whom God asked to leave both his people, the Chaldeans, and his...

Hope that Endures in an Age of Absurdity

The Kingdom of God breaks into the present moment from its fulfilment on the last day. How do we witness to that power and grace now?

Cameroonian Bishop Gives Thanks in His Former Refuge

Dibo Elango shared memories of fleeing from violence to Kenya 20 years ago, and praised Nakuru’s former bishop, who formed him as a leader.

Church’s Retiring CFO Honored for Service

Kurt Barnes, who has overseen the church’s finances for 21 years, was honored for his leadership, and Executive Council heard about the complicated role of the Executive Officer of General Convention and challenges faced by immigrants.

The Burundian Immigrants of Tucson

Refugees from hunger and persecution adapt to life in Arizona

Opinion: Kenya Refugee Expulsions Unconscionable

While the stance of the Kenyan government may well be a bargaining position rather than a realistic threat, it should not be underestimated.

The Holy One Called Home

By Ian Olson The season of Epiphany is another phase of the time between the times, inviting the church to remember the revealing of the...

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