Liturgical Common Read
As we seek biblical wisdom on how we engage the topic of immigration, we invite you to participate in a Liturgical Common Read of Welcoming the Stranger.
June 11, 2025
As we seek biblical wisdom on how we engage the topic of immigration, we invite you to participate in a Liturgical Common Read of Welcoming the Stranger.
This Advent, we explore Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew 1, reflecting on ancestors who experienced exile and marginalization. Their stories reveal God’s redemptive plan through refugees and outcasts, challenging us to embrace the displaced with compassion, recognizing Christ in their lives and welcoming Him through our care.
The Antiracism Discipleship Pathway (ADP) is a comprehensive, yearlong program designed to deepen your understanding of racial righteousness through a series of personal assessments, books, films, videos, spiritual practices, and praxis exercises.
This resource provides guiding questions and exercises to help your church think carefully about how to journey together with global partnerships for enduring kingdom impact.
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Journey to Mosaic is a multicultural ministry experience of the regional conferences of the Evangelical Covenant Church.
God’s call to welcome immigrants is rooted in Scripture, reminding us of Israel’s own experience in Egypt. Amid current fears of separation and deportation, Love Mercy Do Justice provides consolidated resources to help your church compassionately extend welcome and hospitality to immigrant neighbors in your community.
The purpose of this series is to ground our pursuit of life together in the word of God as we grow from a denomination with multiethnic ministries into a multiethnic denomination.
We provide training, coaching, leadership development, assessments, curriculum, and practical tools to move churches along in their intercultural competency and development.
This Criminal Justice and the Church course seeks to provide opportunities for users to hear from people directly impacted by the criminal justice system as
