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.
Wesleyan Justice Network
Mission House: God’s Heart for Reconciliation in the Shadow of a Broken History
Experience Christin Taylor’s storytelling gift in this 4th of a multi-part series celebrating God’s work in & through The Wesleyan Church as we lean into His Heart for Justice and Reconciliation.
John Wesley’s Heart for Justice
Experience Christin Taylor’s storytelling gift in this 2nd of a multi part series celebrating God’s work in & through The Wesleyan Church as we lean into His Heart for Justice and Reconciliation.
God’s Heart for Reconciliation
Experience Christin Taylor’s storytelling gift in a multi-part series celebrating God’s work in & through The Wesleyan Church as we lean into His Heart for Justice and Reconciliation.
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.
Resettling refugees
General Superintendent Dr. Jo Anne Lyon: “In these days our faith must be greater than our fear and we must courageously continue to follow the teachings of Scripture to welcome the stranger.”
150 Wesleyans inspired by CCDA gathering
Over 150 Wesleyan leaders attended this year’s Christian Community Development Association Conference, a time to engage about God’s transformation in churches, neighborhoods, and cities.
Anti-trafficking curriculum available for kids in your Wesleyan church
FAAST has developed a curriculum to educate children about human trafficking dangers. Created by pastors and children’s ministry leaders, it was designed for churches and faith-based communities.
Wesleyans fight human trafficking in western New York
Wesleyans in western N.Y. are leading the way in fighting human trafficking, including a new facility focusing on aftercare and healing for survivors.
South Carolina Church Approved to Open Immigrant Connection Office
Iglesia El Camino joins a group of churches and leaders who are choosing to make a difference in their community by “welcoming the stranger.”
City Life Church in Grand Rapids, MI Receives Approval for Immigrant Connection Site
We’re the third Wesleyan church to become an Immigrant Connection site, but I can imagine sites being started across the nation.
Faith Church partners with Project Liberty for human trafficking prayer event
Faith Church partnered with FAAST International and Project Liberty to pray against injustice and human trafficking. A former victim shared her story.
In Ferguson, Missouri: committing to bear witness
Beth Cossin was entrusted with the honor of representing The Wesleyan Church at a Faith Leaders Gathering in Ferguson, Mo. She arrived feeling inadequate but committed to listen, learn, and lament.
Immigrant Connection – Awareness
Interested in becoming more aware & building relationships with the immigrants in your community? Click here for suggestions & ideas.
Three Evangelical Responses to Presidential Executive Orders on Immigration
What might be an evangelical response to the November 2014 US Presidential executive orders on immigration?
The Wesleyan Church Joins in Launching The Immigration Alliance
The Wesleyan Church has joined together with more than a dozen other denominations and organizations to form The Immigration Alliance.
Indiana Evangelical Leaders to Call for a Vote on Immigration Reform
Top Indiana evangelical leaders will meet on April 25 for a press conference to highlight the biblical call to welcome the stranger and urge Congress to move forward with a vote on immigration reform.
Pastors for Reform Event Invitation April 29, 2014
Pastors for Reform
April 29, 2014
Washington, DC
Loving them home
A family’s story in the United States intersects with twins in Sierra Leone and love is the outcome.
A Wesleyan view of immigration
Immigration is a contemporary issue that beckons Wesleyans to act as agents of Spirit-filled outreach and compassion in North American society…
Wesleyan Justice Network provides connections for Wesleyans focused on justice
Beth Cossin’s passion for justice substantially increased when she attended a Hands of Hope training at The Wesleyan Church World Headquarters in Fishers, Ind., in September 2009.
