Advocate
Together, we can influence those in positions of power who can save and change lives.
Advocate
Together, we can influence those in positions of power who can save and change lives.
Sign a Petition, here are some ways you can take action with us today:
Protect the U.S. Refugee Resettlement Program
Support the Reauthorization of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)
Oppose Deportation Policies That Separate Families
Urge Humanitarian Action for Sudan
URGENT ACTION: Support the Afghan Adjustment Act
Support Asylum Seekers and Families Along the Border
Let these topics be heard in your community or events.
Why Advocate?
Why Advocate?
At World Relief, our commitment to advocate on behalf of the poor and oppressed is based on the example of Jesus. We believe that such advocacy is an important witness to a watching world about the character of Jesus.
We consider it an essential task to engage and challenge the church, reminding leaders and congregations alike that our Christian faith should compel us to seek justice and mercy for the vulnerable and suffering.
So whatever the changes to policy, our calling and our commitment to advocate on behalf of the orphan, the widow and the stranger among us will not.
Will you join us?
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Want to be the first to hear about policies for which World Relief is advocating? Want to be the first to take action and stand with the vulnerable as a World Relief Advocate? Your voice matters and together we can work toward meaningful change in our world.
Advocacy Resources
News & Stories
Our voices hold more power when we raise them together.
Read more about our advocacy work and how we’re using our voice for good:
Books
Want to learn more about Refugee and immigration issues in the U.S. from a biblical perspective? Check out these great resources from our staff and friends of World Relief:
Partners
World Relief is a proud member and partner of the following advocacy coalitions:
"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute."
— Proverbs 31:8