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Immigration

Instead of Christian nationalism, try Christian cosmopolitanism

In the Baltimore suburb of Catonsville, a congregation of Catholic Burmese refugees and U.S.-born Catholics cultivates a community garden to supply the parish’s food pantry.

Felipe Amin Filomeno | For Religion News Service

February 18, 2025

MC USA joins suit to protect houses of worship from immigration raids

Two dozen Christian and Jewish faith groups challenge Trump administration

Anabaptist World

February 11, 2025

Refugee advocates rally outside White House amid furloughs, frozen funds

Over the sounds of construction machinery dismantling inauguration-related viewing stands and other structures in front of the White House, faith-based advocates for refugees worked to

Aleja Hertzler-McCain | Religion News Service

February 10, 2025

Jesus the immigrant

In mid-November, flyers were dropped in my neighborhood, in Goshen, Indiana. The image on the flyers was of Uncle Sam kicking a family. The top

Rachel Ringenberg Miller | Mennonite Church USA

January 13, 2025

Columbus Mennonite Church considers what sanctuary might look like in Trump’s second term

At a congregational meeting in December, members of Columbus Mennonite Church in Ohio gathered to figure out how they might respond to President-elect Trump’s call

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

December 25, 2024

Mosaic Conference supports Indonesian churches amid immigration uncertainty

In critical moments of history, faith communities often become a refuge for those who feel threatened and marginalized. This was also the case the day

Hendy Matahelemual | Mosaic Mennonite Conference

December 20, 2024

Faith leaders express dismay amid report Trump will allow immigration raids at churches

Faith leaders are reacting with concern to a report that President-elect Donald Trump plans to rescind a long-standing policy that discourages immigration officials from conducting

Jack Jenkins, Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

December 18, 2024

Compassion House welcomes refugees

It took many hands and many hearts to build the Compassion House, which welcomed a family from Afghanistan at the end of November.

Susan Kim | Mennonite Disaster Service

December 11, 2024

Latino Protestant leaders go on pilgrimage to the Darien Gap

Elket Rodríguez, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s global migration advocate, has served migrants on the Texas-Mexico border for years. But until earlier this month, he had

Aleja Hertzler-McCain | Religion News Service

December 9, 2024

‘Sanctuary People’ follows faith-based organizing in the first Trump term

Days before the recent U.S. election, Gina Pérez, author of the new book, Sanctuary People: Faith-Based Organizing in Latina/o Communities, said many people in the

Aleja Hertzler-McCain | Religion News Service

November 25, 2024

Family’s story holds its secrets

Photographic memoir searches for meaning in Kyrgyzstan mysteries

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

October 9, 2024

Church of the Brethren general secretary extends care to Haitian migrants and Springfield

Church of the Brethren general secretary David Steele is extending care for Haitian migrants and the community of Springfield, Ohio, and is calling for a

David A. Steele | Church of the Brethren

September 17, 2024
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