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The number of Christian refugees coming to the US has declined at a time when persecution is on the rise.
Fewer Christians fleeing persecution in their native countries have found a safe harbor in the United States in the past half decade, according to a new report from a pair of Christian ministries, which cites ...
Eastbrook is a bit of an outlier these days, a place where refugees, immigrants and international students are welcome at a time when American evangelicals are increasingly suspicious of newcomers to the United States.
By mid-August, the local office of evangelical aid group World Relief was so overwhelmed by contributions to help Afghans arriving in the Chicago area it didn’t have the capacity to store them. Neither did Immanuel ...
Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, head of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, described President Biden's claim that Afghans did not want to leave the country as 'misleading at best.'
As most Americans absorbed the shock of the Taliban’s full takeover of Afghanistan, officials at Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service followed the rapidly deteriorating situation with resignation, knowing it could have gone differently.
Refugee Hope Partners helps hundreds of vulnerable refugee families in a Raleigh, NC, apartment complex providing doses of educational, practical and hope-filled help since 2007.
Refugee Hope Partners helps hundreds of vulnerable refugee families in a Raleigh, NC, apartment complex providing doses of educational, practical and hope-filled help since 2007.
The State Department is no longer making publicly available a number of statistics about refugees admitted into the United States, including their religious affiliation.
Jack Johnson founded the Colorado Burma Roundtable Network (CBRTN), a refugee support group that seeks to provide relief, development, and life transformation, in response to UN changes that brought waves of Burmese refugees to Denver.
A wide range of both conservative and liberal evangelical organizations have expressed concern over immigration limits recently announced by the Trump administration.
More than 200 clergy of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the country's largest Lutheran denomination, are asking the administration to raise that number to at least 95,000 in the 2021 fiscal year, which begins ...
