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Dear friends, I don’t know if it’s just me – and the friends, family and acquaintances whose interactions I observe on social media – but it feels like tensions are high for many Americans in the [...]

By: Mary Milano, World Relief May 26, 2020 Earlier this year, before COVID-19 transformed the ways in which we work and travel, I had the privilege of visiting World Relief’s office in Seattle. [...]

By Sarah Quezada May 19, 2020 God, I confess, I do not know how to wait. Sitting in my house, drawing up plans and lists and schedules, I am ready to “get back to it.” I am drawn to productivity, [...]

By Rev. Eric Costanzo May 11, 2020 In January, before most Americans were even aware of COVID-19, several Chinese-born Christians in our church began meeting together regularly to pray for China [...]

Dear friends, As the United States gradually re-opens, a new presidential proclamation has suspended most overseas processing of immigrant visas for at least the next sixty days – and potentially [...]

Features Jenny Yang, interviewed by Esau McCaulley May 4, 2020 Immigration hasn’t always been as controversial as it is now. In the past, churches seemed to agree that any opportunity to bring [...]