This NAE video series draws evangelicals toward the biblical call to aid immigrants and refugees. The videos reframe the immigration conversation with empathy and compassion. Individuals share their unique stories of how they came to the United States and the importance of showing God’s love to every neighbor.

Khiengchai Fulton

Khiengchai Fulton is a homeschooling mom who leads a women’s Bible study and reaches out to the youth in her community.

Khiengchai Fulton

PLAY VIDEOKhiengchai Fulton

Sharon Ardon Morales

Sharon Morales is an immigrant from Guatemala who is actively involved in her church and in ministry to her community.

Sharon Ardon Morales

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Pastor Jacques Ilunga

Rev. Jacques Ilunga leads a French-speaking church here in the United States while continuing to preach to a congregation in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo via Facebook and YouTube.

Pastor Jacques Ilunga

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Ojulu Ochalla

Ojulu Ochalla was a teacher in Ethiopia whose life was threatened by ethnic violence. He now lives and works in Rochester, Minnesota while awaiting the outcome of his asylum application.

Ojulu Ochalla

PLAY VIDEOOjulu Ochalla

Becky Liu

Becky Liu emigrated from China to Taiwan as a child and to the United States as an adult. Her life is dedicated to loving God and loving her neighbors.

Becky Liu

PLAY VIDEOBecky Liu

Christian Ngong

Christian Ngong is a human rights advocate who currently directs Voice of the Voiceless, a local nonprofit that mobilizes support for orphans and refugees.

Christian Ngong

PLAY VIDEOChristian Ngong


TAKE ACTION

If you are moved by Scripture’s call and the testimonies of our brothers and sisters to advocate for our immigrant neighbors, please join us in taking action on the following items. Central to our Christian witness is a commitment to an integration of faith and the mind in ways that guide faithful action in our churches, communities and world.

Immigration Reform

Our national immigration laws have created a moral, economic and political crisis in America. Initiatives to remedy this crisis have led to polarization in which opponents have misrepresented positions as open borders and amnesty. This false choice has led to a political stalemate at the federal level at a tragic human cost. We urge our nation’s leaders to work together to pass immigration reform that embodies these key principles and will make our nation proud.

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Protect Afghan Allies

Our Afghan allies continue to live under grave threat. Working alongside U.S. military forces, they have risked their lives and that of their families throughout the nearly 20-year conflict to bring peace to the region. Now, with the Taliban takeover, we must honor this sacrifice by ensuring their safety through efforts to evacuate those left in the country, and provide aid and support for Afghanis starting over in a new nation.

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