Nunca lo había visto así”: Las iglesias de El Paso continúan su ministerio en medio de multitudes de migrantes
EL PASO, Texas (BP) - Los bautistas del sur se están uniendo a otros grupos para responder a las grandes cantidades de migrantes que pueden convertirse rápida y fácilmente en una crisis humanitaria.
‘Never seen it like this’: El Paso churches continue ministry amid crowds of migrants
EL PASO, Texas (BP) – Southern Baptists are joining other groups here to respond to large numbers of migrants that can quickly and easily spiral into a humanitarian crisis.
ERLC again urges Congress to act for Dreamers
WASHINGTON (BP) – The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has again called for Congress to provide a long-term solution for undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children after another court ruling against a program that prevents their deportation.
Biden renews refugee cap of 125,000 after falling far short
WASHINGTON (BP) – President Biden again has set a refugee resettlement ceiling of 125,000 for the next year despite an expectation this year’s admissions will fall 100,000 short of that goal.
American evangelicals want balanced approach to immigration
NASHVILLE (BP) – Substantial majorities of evangelicals in the United States say they want an immigration solution that both secures the border and values those already in the country.
ERLC, others promote way for Afghans to gain permanent status
WASHINGTON (BP) – The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has joined other evangelical Christian organizations on the occasion of the first anniversary of Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban in calling on Congress to enable Afghans evacuated to the United States to seek permanent residency.
FIRST-PERSON: 3 reasons why people migrate despite difficulties and uncertainty
The Biden administration recently announced that it plans to terminate Title 42, a pandemic-era rule that closed the United States’ borders to asylum seekers and others, on May 23.
Refugee crisis calls for more U.S. help, panel says
NASHVILLE (BP) – The unmatched, global refugee crisis calls for the United States to increase its support for the tens of millions of people who have fled their homes because of religious persecution and other causes, a bipartisan commission says.
Thousands coming to Christ through church’s migrant ministry
BROWNSVILLE, Texas (BP) – Pastor Carlos Navarro and Golan Ministries of West Brownsville Baptist Church have long engaged in ministry to migrants seeking entry into the United States from Matamoros, just across the Texas-Mexico border. By April 2019, the church eagerly opened its renovated respite center, a stopover for migrants entering the U.S. legally, cleared by ICE and border patrol and awaiting transport to destinations within the U.S.
FIRST-PERSON: Mercy over judgment
The tragic fall of Afghanistan’s government has led the international community to rally to assist evacuees fleeing the Taliban. More than 1,000 of these Afghan evacuees are slated for resettlement in North Carolina in the coming months.
