by SueAnn Shiah One of the important lessons I learned when I first became a Christian was how to repent. You don’t see repentance modeled very often in the world. Sometimes people apologize, sometimes...
by Brian Zahnd You say you want a revolution Well, you know, we all want to change the world —The Beatles During the heady days of the Jesus Movement there was a pervasive conviction...
by Craig Wong Until a few years ago, a first-timer visiting our church building during midweek office hours would have to take a shot at which button to press at the entrance…and hope that...
by Mayra Picos-Lee I am in Tijuana, Mexico, this week with Palmer Seminary students for our “Ministry on the Borderline” travel course, which focuses on immigration and the systems that propel undocumented immigration into...
Samira Izadi Page is the founder and executive director of Gateway of Grace, the largest refugee outreach in North Texas. A refugee herself, Izadi Page delights in reaching out to people who need more...
by HyeRan Kim-Cragg I am on sabbatical this year. When the shooting in Ferguson occurred last summer, it got me thinking about the last course I taught before I went on sabbatical. I pulled...
Jesus—crucified and risen—draws us into his presence again, the one who had nowhere to laid his head, no safe place, no secure home, no passport or visa, no certified citizenship. We gather around him...
Heart of Jesus, full of love and mercy, watch over our sister and brother migrants.Have pity on them and protect them. They suffer mistreatment and humiliations on their way, are looked upon as dangerous...
Please join us in praying for Grassroots Leadership, an organization that is leading the fight to end family detention. Grassroots led the effort that closed all the family detention centers in 2009 (all but 96...
God is correcting the bias and condescension that I used to show my “alien” neighbors. text and photos by Todd Svanoe Soon after my family moved to an inner-city South Minneapolis neighborhood in July...
