Immigration

Border Stories: The kingdom in our midst

Border Stories: The kingdom in our midst

The kingdom is here — in the people in our schools and neighborhoods. There are people whose stories we need to hear and receive, but we have closed our ears and our hearts.

Border Stories

Border Stories

Ambassador Jo Ann Lyon and a group of Wesleyan clergywomen visited the U.S./Mexico border to meet immigrants. People made in the image of God.

Wesleyan view on immigration

Wesleyan view on immigration

Resources are available that communicate The Wesleyan Church’s position statements on current moral and social concerns, including immigration.

Lyon to be Honored for Immigration Work

Lyon to be Honored for Immigration Work

Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, ambassador and General Superintendent Emerita of The Wesleyan Church, is being honored at the National Immigration Forum and National Immigration Forum Action Fund in recognition of her service within the faith community as a champion for immigrants...
Deporting Jesus

Deporting Jesus

See Jesus incarnate in the immigrant population, and be a radical, transforming presence for social justice in your zip code.

Immigrant Connection Shadowing Experience

Immigrant Connection Shadowing Experience

This shadowing experience will offer hands-on immigration legal services practice, program management experience and basic work on completing the BIA application for recognition and accreditation.

Welcoming the stranger

Welcoming the stranger

Bud Bence discusses how College Wesleyan Church is welcoming the stranger. Logan Hoffman is discovering ways to love Jesus in this way.

The Dearly Deported

The Dearly Deported

As we Wesleyans often say, immigration is an issue, but immigrants are people. We must always remind ourselves that these situations impact real people—our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Immigrant Connection Site Map

Immigrant Connection Site Map

See this map of how dozens of Wesleyan churches are transforming their communities by offering low cost legal services and the love of Jesus Christ to their immigrant neighbors.