The Place Where Nations Meet
By Steve Eng All eight of my great-grandparents immigrated from Sweden to the U.S. Upper Midwest over a century ago, and I have always considered myself 100 percent American. But on my first trip [...]
June Prayer Partner: We can’t keep kicking the immigration challenge down the road for the next generation to respond
Dear friends, Ten years ago this month, I traveled to Washington, D.C. to join a broad range of other evangelical leaders – from different denominations, ethnic backgrounds and political [...]
Reflections on a Visit to the U.S.-Mexico Border
In April, an Evangelical Immigration Table mobilizer took a trip to the U.S.-Mexico border with a We Welcome staff member and church leader from the Phoenix area to learn from people on the [...]
Evangelical Leaders Renew Call for Bipartisan Immigration Reforms — Particularly for Dreamers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ten years ago today, the Evangelical Immigration Table formally launched — and gathered on Capitol Hill to express its guiding principles for immigration reform. Just three [...]
What I’ve learned about the church’s response to migrants by seeing them face to face
May 18, 2022 By Alan Cross With more than 26 million refugees and over 82 million forcibly displaced people in the world today, how Christians and churches see migrants and refugees is vitally [...]
