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5 Times the Church Advocated for Refugees and Immigrants in U.S. History

March 14, 2025 | Comments Off on 5 Times the Church Advocated for Refugees and Immigrants in U.S. History

Throughout history, the church has consistently spoken up about the needs of those facing persecution and suffering. Here are five times in U.S. history when the church advocated for refugees and immigrants.

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Your Border Crisis Questions, Answered — Part 2

August 8, 2019

As the crisis on our southern border continues to grow, the debate around asylum and immigration divides our nation. Whether you know all the heartbreaking details of the situation, or are just now seeking out information, this two-part series will equip you with the facts and figures you need to speak truth and relevancy into the crisis:

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Your Border Crisis Questions, Answered

July 31, 2019

As the crisis on our southern border continues to grow, the debate around asylum and immigration divides our nation. Whether you know all the heartbreaking details of the situation, or are just now seeking out information, this two-part series will equip you with the facts and figures you need to speak truth and relevancy into the crisis:

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Trump’s refugee policies are damaging American cities

July 25, 2019

Over the past several decades, small cities throughout upstate New York and mid-America have counted on refugees to fill jobs left open as more Americans flock to the coasts and bigger cities. Now, with the refugee cap at a historic low, economic development in these cities is stalling.

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Stories from the Border: Pedro

July 22, 2019

Pedro is a 14-year-old boy who has grown up in a Central Mexican town ruled by a violent drug cartel.

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Stories from the Border: Josue

July 18, 2019

Life in Central America’s northern triangle is riddled with violence as a result of economic collapse and political instability.

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Stories from the Border: Amos

July 15, 2019

As a member of an ethnic English-speaking minority in Cameroon, Amos was a teacher who once attended a meeting advocating for his people’s right to vote and better government representation.

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