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With so many people around the globe migrating, including at our own borders, how should Christians and the Church respond? As evangelicals, we start with the Bible.
Heartbreaking images from Afghanistan have flooded the news, highlighting deep vulnerability and need. Christians have often been at the forefront in responding to crisis. Though the situation is complex, there are practical things that Christians can do to respond to those who will be arriving in the United States as refugees.
Barry Black spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on how Americans can heal the division.
Senator Marco Rubio spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on strengthening America's families.
David French, Russell Moore, Gabriel Salguero and Walter Kim spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on the future of American democracy.
Justin Giboney spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on why Americans are divided and how we can heal.
Senator Tim Scott spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on racial justice.
Sen. James Lankford spoke at the 2021 Christian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) on protecting unborn children.
Motivated by their love of Christ, evangelicals welcomed Walter Kim’s father when he arrived in South Korea as a refugee. Walter’s parents immigrated to the United States, and as a young person, Walter found his ultimate home in Christ.
In June 2020, the Supreme Court handed down several decisions that impact religious freedom, including issues of equal treatment in funding, the ministerial exception and conscience rights.
As leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals, we are grieved by the wrongful killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery — the latest names in a long list of names. In this video, we express our lament and our belief that the life of every Black person matters.
When it comes to policy proposals that impact economically vulnerable families and individuals, it can be confusing to know what is most helpful. To help bring clarity, the NAE hosted a free webinar to explain what is on the table and how you can be part of lifting millions out of poverty.
