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World Relief Calls Out Vice Presidential Candidates in Media Buy Ahead of Debate

Over 200 Evangelical Leaders From All 50 States Release an Open Letter Urging Candidates to Reflect Biblical Principles on Immigration


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(Washington, D.C.) September 30, 2024 – World Relief today released an open letter urging Vice President Harris, Governor Walz, former President Trump and Senator Vance to reflect biblical principles in their immigration rhetoric and policy. The open letter is signed by over 200 evangelical leaders from all 50 states. World Relief is generating national attention to the letter ahead of the Vice Presidential debate with an ad buy in North Carolina, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Ohio.

The letter challenges existing narratives about the evangelical stance on immigration, highlighting a compassionate, biblically-informed perspective. The signatories underscore the importance of policies that respect the dignity of all people, maintain secure borders, and protect family unity.

Additionally, the letter highlights that evangelicals oppose dehumanizing rhetoric and believe in the moral responsibility to welcome refugees. 

“As Christians, we are called to uphold both justice and mercy. This letter is a reflection of our mission to love our neighbors, defend the vulnerable, and support policies that strike a balance between secure borders and compassionate care for immigrants,” said Myal Greene, President and CEO of World Relief.  “As we do with other issues, Christians throughout the country desire to see immigration policies aligned with biblical values.”

Evangelicals are invited and encouraged to add their names to this open letter. For more information or to sign on, visit worldrelief.org/letter.

“Among Christians, immigration policy commitments differ—but Scripture tells us that we must work together to honor the dignity of every human being, no matter their citizenship,” said Jen Pollock Michel, Author. “We must protect the most vulnerable among us.


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