Dear friends, Part of what I love about Christmastime is the predictability. My family is big on traditions. Every year, for as long as I can remember, Christmas Eve has followed a very specific [...]
History is informative, but not determinative. That’s what Craig Tuck believes, Southern Baptist Associational Missions Strategist of the Charleston Baptist Association, the oldest and most [...]
Dear friends, The book of James talks about how difficult it is to tame the tongue. While it is just a small part of the body, like a spark, it can destroy forests. Like a small rudder it can [...]
Dear friends, I’m writing from San Diego, California, where, along with a group of local pastors from my home state of Wisconsin, we will be learning about the current dynamics here along the [...]
Dear friends, I spent several weeks this summer up in my home state of Wisconsin. Given its status as a “purple” state in a contentious presidential election season, each evening, [...]
Content originally posted on World Relief’s blog, written by Liliana Reza. Read the original blog post here. The U.S.-Mexico border is a line extending more than 1,954 miles on a map. The region [...]
Content originally posted on Border Perspective’s website, by Peacemakers Podcast. View the original post here. Our next guest is Bri Stensrud. Bri is a human dignity advocate and the [...]
Dear friends, I recently read an essay by my friend Alberto La Rosa Rojas that has stuck in my mind. I’ve read dozens of books offering Christian perspectives on immigration, and contributed to a [...]
Dear friends, This month, we commemorated World Refugee Day. World Refugee Day is a mix of celebration, because refugees are resilient people made in God’s image who have overcome incredible [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, a coalition of evangelical Christian leaders sent a letter to Members of Congress, responding to a new immigration policy announced last week by the Biden [...]
