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Threats to Catholic Charities staffers increase

The man who left a recording on Appaswamy “Vino” Pajanor’s voicemail earlier this month spoke with an even keel, but his message was anything but

Aleja Hertzler-McCain, Jack Jenkins | Religion News Service

March 27, 2024

Texas judge temporarily blocks attempt to shut down Annunciation House

A state judge has temporarily blocked Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s efforts to investigate and close Annunciation House, a volunteer-run network of Catholic migrant shelters

Aleja Hertzler-McCain | Religion News Service

March 20, 2024

Catholics rally around Annunciation House after Texas attorney general attempts to shut it down

Editor's note: Raylene Hinz-Penner visited and volunteered with Annunciation House in 2018. She reflected on her experience in Mennonite World Review. Catholics are rallying around

Aleja Hertzler-McCain | Religion News Service

March 5, 2024

Fixing a roof while breaking down walls

Latino volunteers, Appalachian homeowners navigate cultural differences, find similarities on MCC project

Jennifer Steiner | Mennonite Central Committee

February 20, 2024

Canadian filmmaker: No whitewash in story of migration from Russia

Documentary marks 150th anniversary of settlement in Manitoba, including hardship and heartache

John Longhurst | For Anabaptist World

January 12, 2024

Darkly comic novel explores Russian-German migrant identity

Elina Penner’s debut novel, Nachtbeeren (Nightberries), provides insight into the post-Cold War Russian Mennonite community in Germany.

Berit Jany | For Anabaptist World

November 24, 2023

Delivering 300-year-old mail

Transatlantic project preserves letters of Dutch aid to Swiss immigrants

Eileen Kinch | Anabaptist World

November 23, 2023

Sanctuary story

Immigration sanctuary experience inspires novel for youth

Tim Huber | Anabaptist World

November 17, 2023

How helping a family seeking asylum changed our church group

Before we met an Afghan family who resettled in Orange County, Calif., last year, most folks at my church knew little about asylum-seekers. We certainly

Bill Lawrence | Religion News Service

October 10, 2023

Few persecuted Christians find refuge in U.S., new report finds

Fewer Christians fleeing persecution in their native countries have found a safe harbor in the United States in the past half decade, according to a

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

October 3, 2023

The New Law Against Immigrants in Florida Affects the Church

A new law intended to restrict the ability of individuals without immigration documentation to live and work in Florida was already having an impact on

Anabaptist World

July 17, 2023

Eglise Solidarité et Harmonie Helps Immigrants

Eglise Solidarité et Harmonie (Solidarity and Harmony Church), a Mosaic Mennonite Conference congregation in Philadelphia, has a special missional outreach: the congregation holds clinics to

Eileen Kinch

June 27, 2023

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