Tag: immigration
The power of UM Connection
This second article in a series for Hispanic Heritage Month features Pastor Rey Mondragon’s spiritual journey from Mexico to Michigan.
JFON announces Fasting for Families
JFON – Michigan announces a two-week initiative to raise awareness about immigration policies and to make communities places of welcoming hospitality.
UMC's Annual Conferences take action
Annual Conferences around the globe have concluded their 2018 sessions. Immigration and LGBTQ matters were on many agendas.
Complaints against Sessions dismissed
Conference leaders have concluded church law does not apply to “political actions” by the United States Attorney General, Jeff Sessions.
Albanian family still in sanctuary
Detroit Central United Methodist Church continues to house a family threatened with deportation. Fox 2 News out of Detroit gives a powerful update of what Ded Rranxburgaj is doing now.
Care at the border
Families remain separated at the U.S. border. What can be done by people who care?
Fighting for the 7th generation
“U.S. government practices to separate families was wrong historically, and it is wrong today,” writes Bethany Printup-Davis.
Pastor addresses Sessions controversy
The U.S. Attorney General attends Clarendon United Methodist Church. What did his pastor say last Sunday?
AG criticized for ‘zero-tolerance’ quote
United Methodist Jeff Sessions faced criticism from religious leaders for invoking a New Testament passage.
Marchers reach Lansing
The nine-day march is over. The Rev. Jill Zundel and others arrived at the state capitol on May 22.