Celebrate Juneteenth!
On June 19, we mark Juneteenth, which commemorates the date in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to ensure that [...]
Driving while Black, male and non-native in the U.S.
In the U.S., many White people take for granted the ability to drive and to get where they want to go without [...]
Give Me Your Hand: Refugee Resettlement in Syracuse
If you’re new to the world of refugee resettlement, you may wonder what it entails. If you’re already involved, you know there’s [...]
Leaving Home: Immigration Through the Eyes of Children
Episcopal Migration Ministries is proud to announce a new immersive retreat experience offered by members of the EMM Asylum & Detention Ministry [...]
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 [...]
Fourth Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from Ana Reza
Fourth Sunday of Advent Reflection by Ana Reza On the fourth Sunday of Advent we get closer to the celebration of the [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
First Sunday of Advent: A Reflection from Rushad Thomas
First Sunday of Advent EMM Reflection by Rushad Thomas "And what I say to you I say to all: Keep awake." [...]
An Interview with Rio Grande Borderland Ministries (RGBM)
Hometown Season 4, Episode 2 features our interview with The Rev. Mike Wallens, co-chair of the Rio Grande Borderland Ministries (RGBM) for [...]