Blessed By Giving

Members of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Middleburg, Virginia, found a way to contribute to the ministry of Episcopal Migration Ministries by recognizing [...]

Blessed By GivingKendall Martin2021-06-21T14:01:14-05:00

Third Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from Thomas Diaz

  Thomas Diaz (he/him) is a 5th generation Angeleno. Thomas is from the diocese of Los Angeles and his home parish is [...]

Third Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from Thomas DiazKendall Martin2020-12-14T10:21:26-06:00

Second Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from The Rev. Anna Page

Second Sunday of Advent Reflection by The Rev. Anna Page “God in the Wilderness” (Mark 1:1-8) Many people of faith have equated [...]

Second Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from The Rev. Anna PageKendall Martin2020-12-07T10:10:42-06:00

What Did We Do For Our Faith?

Today’s episode of Hometown features an interview with Ben, a pastor, evangelist and asylee from Nigeria. He lives in the Southeast [...]

What Did We Do For Our Faith?Kendall Martin2020-11-29T17:22:43-06:00

Welcome Home

By Betty Ann (BA) Miskowiec, Executive Director West Virginia Interfaith Refugee Ministry “Welcome Home.” Two of the most beautiful words ever. “Welcome [...]

Welcome HomeKendall Martin2020-09-01T11:28:40-05:00

Love God, Love Neighbor: Episcopal Action on Resettlement

Today’s episode is a recording from the June 16 webinar – Episcopal Action on Resettlement Week. Episcopal Migration Ministries and The Episcopal [...]

Love God, Love Neighbor: Episcopal Action on ResettlementKendall Martin2020-06-30T10:02:51-05:00

Love God, Love Neighbor: Episcopal Action on DACA

Today's episode is a recording from the June 9 webinar - Episcopal Action on DACA Week. Episcopal Migration Ministries and The Episcopal [...]

Love God, Love Neighbor: Episcopal Action on DACAKendall Martin2020-06-18T13:51:44-05:00

The Dangers of Detention During COVID-19

Originally posted on The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations blog by Rushad Thomas The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic (commonly known as coronavirus) presents [...]

The Dangers of Detention During COVID-19Kendall Martin2020-05-12T09:08:39-05:00

Easter is a time of hope.

Reflection by Asher Imtiaz Easter is a time of hope. Being involved in outreach to Internationals and collecting stories of immigrants, I [...]

Easter is a time of hope.Kendall Martin2020-04-12T08:59:09-05:00

Reflections on Stations of the Cross: Station XIV

Reflection link Reflection on the Fourteenth Station By The Rev. Charles “Chuck” Wynder, Jr. Jesus, your body is prepared for burial. Joseph [...]

Reflections on Stations of the Cross: Station XIVKendall Martin2020-04-10T09:58:56-05:00