Guest Blog by: Don Balla Christians in Nazi Germany, when they disobeyed laws ordering them to impose sanctions on Jews, had no constitutional protection. Disobedience meant prison or death. We Christians in the United States are more fortunate. When we resist laws ordering us to impose sanctions on undocumented immigrants, our Constitution supports us. […]Continue Reading →
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Fight the Fear!
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"As You Cared for One of the Least of These My Brothers, You Cared for Me"
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Immigration: Matter of the Spirit
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The Great Migration & the Christian Identity
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Immigration Reform: Policy without Fear
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Immigration in the Bible
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How'd We Get Here?
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Refugee Students RISE to the Top
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An Introduction to Immigration
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What You Discover From Working With Refugees
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Reflecting on Syrian Refugees in Hungary
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The Song Hidden in the South: As I went Walking I Saw a Sign There
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The Song Hidden in the South: When the Sun Came Shining and I Was Strolling
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Some Memories
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The Song Hidden in the South: I've Roamed and Rambled and I Followed My Footsteps
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The Song Hidden in the South: As I Was Walking that Ribbon of Highway
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Biblical Mandate to Care for Orphans
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A Testminoy
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The Song Hidden in the South: From the Redwood Rorest to the Gulf Stream Waters
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Give me a voice, give me a life. Give me a voice so I live life. Give me a voice so I transmit HIS light.
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The Song Hidden in the South: This Land is Your Land
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Practice, Weep, Pray, and Go On Yearning
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UndocuPoetry
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I’m an Iranian, Not a Terrorist or a Muslim
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Jesus Fail?
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I Met Jesus in Jail Today
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Where do we go from here? Is there any hope for comprehensive immigration reform?
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The Kindness of a Stranger
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A Time for Politics
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Apples and the Apple-Pickers
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