Episcopal Churches Are Pivoting Immigration Ministry
See how Episcopal churches in Georgia are adapting their immigration ministry to better support those facing crisis and oppression.
How You Can Help: Supporting Refugees with The Episcopal Church’s Call to Action
The Episcopal Church’s legacy of supporting refugees highlights the critical need for compassion and action in a changing landscape.
Preparing the Way: Community Practices of Welcome
Cultivating community practices of welcome is how we can get involved at the parish, local community, and national levels.
Guidelines to Sponsor Refugee Families
It is a voluntary choice to become a refugee sponsor, whether through your church or a dedicated organization.
Refugees: Here in Georgia
Refugees in Georgia The term “refugee” has become a political weapon, used as a term of aggression, a form of emotional manipulation. But at the heart of it, a refugee represents humanity. Refugees are human…
Welcoming the Stranger in Western Middle Georgia
Over two years, El Refugio Ministry received $40,000 funding from ECF to fund the pilot of a new post-release program that offers short-term accommodations for those released with asylum from the detention center. Not only…
Immigrants, Refugees, & Migrants: What’s the difference?
The world is facing the largest forced displacement crisis in history – more than 65 million people have been forcibly displaced from their homes by conflict, persecution, and violence. Of that number, 25.4 million have…