Created in the Image of God: A Conversation Guide to Affirm our Shared Dignity
By: Kate Parsons Migration Policy Advisor The Bible writes of one human family, honored and elevated through the image of God that each of us bears. As a Christian community, we are grieved when we hear language about human...
Faithful Resistance: Fighting the Sin of Dehumanization
They are hard to miss. “Invasion“, “Animals“, “Illegals” … We hear these words all the time, whether on the news or in the comment section, used to describe migrants and other marginalized groups. These words are used for a...
And Moved into the Neighborhood
And Moved into the Neighborhood By: Deacon Erin Brown – Lutheran Office for World Community The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood (John 1:14) This verse from Saint John’s gospel, particularly The Message translation, has...
What Can Congregations Do to Prepare for Immigration Raids?
What Can Congregations Do to Prepare for Immigration Raids? April 1, 2025 The information shared here does not constitute legal advice and is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Individuals are strongly recommended to seek the advice of...
The Latest: Know Your Rights Information
Know Your Rights Information Everyone in the United States has certain rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, regardless of immigration status. Given the heightened levels of uncertainty and fear in communities, noncitizens and citizens alike may require even greater accompaniment...
World Refugee Day, A Day to Proudly Practice Solidarity
By Giovana Oaxaca World Refugee Day is observed annually on June 20th. This is a time to honor the courage and resilience of refugees worldwide. Because of growing displacement due to conflict, climate change, and insecurity around the world, it’s...