4 Ways Churches Can Welcome Refugees
The annual ceiling for refugee admissions to America is likely to be raised. Are churches ready to welcome refugees and serve them?
The annual ceiling for refugee admissions to America is likely to be raised. Are churches ready to welcome refugees and serve them?
The flood of refugees is only going to continue. How will the church respond?
How should churches think about refugees and immigrants?
Ed Stetzer: "My primary focus is helping Christians and churches show and share the love of Jesus."
"We are migrants on this earth. The more we get involved in the lives of immigrants, the better we will understand the gospel."
Waypoint Church in Durham provides immigrants and refugees with a place of belonging.
"May we preach pro-life from conception to death: pro-people—pro-refugee, pro-homeless, pro-exile."
"There is no more critical time than now for God’s people to turn toward the helpless, the homeless and the broken."
"Martin Luther King Jr. warned that when the church loses its voice for justice, it loses its relevance in the world."
More than 100 members at First United Methodist Cathedral of the Rockies serve in the church's refugee ministry.