Refugees & Immigration

We believe the voices and presence of global Christians represent hope for a new, more faithful future.

A Q&A with Medical Teams International President and CEO, Martha Newsome

I urge our new Congress to enact immigration reform that addresses the lack of a stable agricultural workforce and affirms the dignity of migrant workers.

Blaming the Venezuelan mother seeking to alleviate her child's hunger or the Cuban teenager on our border won't actually save American lives.

To celebrate our second anniversary, we're featuring the ten most-read articles from last year.

An arrival of migrants during Advent's week of peace gives one community a tangible opportunity to be peacemakers.

In the weeks ahead, we have an opportunity to secure our nation’s food supply and press for bipartisan reforms for our farmworkers, farmers, ranchers, and other food producers.

It was difficult to visit the camp for a week, and most refugees live there for years. Still, there were glimpses of hope and joy in the midst of despair.

As news headlines about Ukraine fade, let's remember the global neighbors who still need our help.

The practice of caring for others--including strangers and even enemies--is connected to loving God.

Our view of God grows because of our interactions and relationships with those who came from different countries.

On this World Refugee Day, we must commit to view refugees differently.

Parents, teachers and anyone working with kids will find value in examining ten postures leading to healing and hope for racial reconciliation.

Some Christians have bought the lie that the US Border is under invasion. They could be rallying to keep out revival.

As you pray for Ukrainian refugees, five faces to keep in mind.

A Wheaton College Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership student shares her experience welcoming Afghan refugees.

Fighting in the country has displaced 8 million people since 1985, with church leaders under particular threat.

As the world grieves and cares for those fleeing the war in Ukraine, some image-bearers are overlooked. #AfricansinUkraine is more than just a hot topic, but a heartbreaking reality of racism.

Refugee women are arriving daily with no shortage of obstacles to welcome them. How can we #BreaktheBias and care for these fellow image-bearers?

Thousands were impacted by the departure of U.S. forces from Afghanistan. This emergency initiative responds to this impact through supporting displaced Afghan refugees.