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Dear friends, If you’re like me, it’s been an exhausting month. Immigration enforcement operations – which already had been intense in places like Los Angeles, Charlotte and my home region of [...]

Friends, ʹTis the season to prepare room. In the midst of this sacred Advent season—a time of anticipation, hope, and holy expectation—I write to you as fellow Christ-followers from every corner [...]

Dear friends, Thanksgiving, which most of us will celebrate later this week with turkey, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie and perhaps a parade or a football game, has a few different origin stories. [...]

Dear friends, In a few weeks, on November 2, Christians around the world will mark the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. It’s a timely reminder that, while most of us [...]

Dear friends, I’m writing this email from Nashville, Tennessee, where earlier this week I got to gather with other evangelical Christians from across the country for our annual Evangelical [...]

Dear friends, Recently, as I’ve been re-reading the Gospel of Luke, something caught my attention in a new way. The second chapter of Luke starts with a governmental policy shift with profound [...]

Dear friends, My name is Joshua Sprinkle. This summer, I’ve been interning with World Relief, one of the organizations that leads the Evangelical Immigration Table. I’m also an [...]

Dear friends, I’ve been biking a lot this summer, and I try to always wear my bike helmet. That’s in part to protect my brain should I have some sort of an accident – but the real reason I always [...]

Dear friends, Earlier this month, I was in Washington, D.C., sitting with a Member of Congress and a few others discussing immigration policy, when we were all momentarily distracted by the cable [...]

Dear friends, “Go back to your homeland… back where you belong.” As a child, I didn’t understand what people meant when they said this to me. My family, my house, my school and my [...]