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On our street: Who are we? - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
As we think about migration to the country we call home, we often miss a key part of the question: Who do we define as we? [ Full Story ]
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Immigration: Gods plan - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
J.P. Masih, an Indian pastor in Chicago, offers historical, missiological and present-day perspectives on immigration, from his own experience leading an immigrant congregation. [ Full Story ] 
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Out of sight, still in mind - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Many issues relating to immigration remain hidden from the public eye, even if they are very present to those dealing directly with the subject. Two friends and fellow Damascus Road anti-racism trainers, Felipe Hinojosa and Regina Shands Stoltzfus, recently engaged each other on some of those hidden issues over e-mail. [ Full Story ]
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For true immigration information, run to the border - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
The economic interconnections between the U.S. and Mexico by trade agreements and government policies affect urban areas in profound, though not particularly healthy, ways. The people of God living in cities that reflect these economic interconnections must learn about immigration, border issues and trade. [ Full Story ]
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Christ's call: Help the immigrants - Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Many members of Iglesia Unido de Avivamiento in Brooklyn, N.Y., were leaving or losing their jobs for fear of deportation. When pastor Nicolas Angustia considered his options and the call of Christ, his solution seemed obvious: the church should help its members gain documentation.
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