immigration – Red Letter Christians

Christians Demand Binsar’s Release from ICE

September 30, 2020

Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Practical Justice

Humiliated before the judge, he was read his rights, without any legal counsel and ordered to return to his home country. In the process of returning he caught COVID and was returned to those that would take his life because of his Christian faith.

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Lisa Sharon Harper

August 28, 2020

Church Life, Immigration & Refugees, Politics

The Statue of Liberty is weeping at some of the viciousness of these policies. There are 92 scriptures that specifically talk about hospitality to the stranger.

Two Years Later, Families Are Still Being Separated

Gena Thomas

June 13, 2020

Family and Parenting, Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice

When I call you brother, I mean I will fight for your right to life as if you were my brother. When you call me sister, stand up for my human rights.

Are Red Letter Christians Politically Biased?

Tony Campolo

March 11, 2019

Creation & Environment, General, Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology

So many current injustices seem opposed to what Jesus taught in the words of scripture.

Love Knows No Borders: At Least 30 Faith Leaders Arrested in Border Protest

Jack Jenkins

December 11, 2018

Immigration & Refugees, Practical Justice, Theology

Priests, pastors, imams and rabbis knelt at the border south of San Diego.

After Arrest of Protected Immigrant, Sanctuary Church Members Cry out for Justice

Yonat Shimron

November 27, 2018

Church Life, Immigration & Refugees, Politics

"The fabric of our community has been violated."

Heeding Evidence & Wisdom for Immigration Justice

Bill Cayley

July 9, 2018

Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology

The proposition that “strong borders” would translate into lower crime rates simply does not fit with the reality documented by real-world evidence

Separated on Father’s Day

Kelsey Herbert

June 17, 2018

Family and Parenting, Global, Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology

This father was forced to make this choiceless choice to leave his country, and the United States should not prosecute him or separate him from the only son he has left.