Breaking Down Misconceptions About Immigrants in American Communities
In the land of diversity and opportunity, the United States has been shaped by the contributions of immigrants from all corners of the world. Despite this rich tapestry of cultures, misconceptions about immigrants are unfortunately common and persist in American communities. These misconceptions are fueled by misinformation, stereotypes, and fear of the unknown leading to misunderstandings and sometimes unjust treatment. It is essential to address these misconceptions through education, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the diverse experiences of immigrants. By dispelling these misconceptions, communities can foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for all residents, regardless
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The Heart of the Asylum Issue
The stories we hear on the news about what is happening at the southern border paint a certain picture. They make the issue of asylum sound black and white. We know it’s much more nuanced than that. It can be difficult to sort through all the rhetoric to get to the heart of the issue: people. Asylum seekers. It’s important to know the facts—and we’ve included some important information here about who qualifies for asylum and what the process of applying looks like. You can read even more in our Common Questions section. But we also know facts are easy
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Welcome at Any Stage
Last week, we read about women at opposite ends of the spectrum of age engaging with their neighbors. From teens learning how to care for the sojourner to retired women pouring their lives into caring for the vulnerable, we can all do our part. Thankfully, the Women of Welcome community, a diverse group of Christian women from all ages and stages of life, provides beautiful examples of how age should never hold anyone back. Age isn’t the only factor that makes us feel like we can’t be a part of Christlike welcome. Our stage of life, whether single
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