Global Migration
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The United Methodist Church recognizes, embraces, and affirms all persons, regardless of country of origin, as members of the family of God. We urge society to "recognize the gifts, contributions, and struggles of those who are immigrants and to advocate for justice for all." - Social Principles
We invite United Methodist congregations to pray for our brothers and sisters who are suffering the journey of forced migration. In addition, please consider giving to the Global Migration Advance #3022144 to address the global refugee and migration crisis.
Videos:
- Who are migrants? A United Methodist Reflection
- The Migrant: An Animated Journey
- Domingo de Migración Global
What the Church Says
View More»Border Ministry in the Western Jurisdiction
There is an unprecedented number of deportations taking place today that dramatically affect the lives of millions of people in the US and Mexico, The United Methodist Church needs to... Read More
Faithfulness in Response to Critical Needs
We express our utmost concern for the passage of anti-immigrant laws, which adversely affect the well-being of citizens and residents of this country as they engage in providing humanitarian aid... Read More
Resources
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United Methodist response to the plight of migrants
An infographic educates church members on the rights of immigrants and provides links on how to become a sanctuary church and an advocate. More
Ways United Methodists can counter white supremacy
The General Commission on Religion and Race offers tools to take action against racist rhetoric, violence and hate speech. More
Ways United Methodists can stand with migrants
Learn what The United Methodist Church says about global migration and how you can make a difference in your community and around the world. Read More
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Ways United Methodists can stand with migrants
Learn what The United Methodist Church says about global migration and how you can make a difference in your community and around the world. Read More
United Methodists urged to act to support migrant children
Church agencies urge prayer and other action on behalf of migrant children in U.S. government holding facilities along the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More
Tips to be an effective volunteer with migrants
Find ways to be more welcoming as a neighbor and a person of faith. Read More
Multimedia
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Maritza’s Ministry: Sharing God’s Love at Mexican Border
In a time when families are facing hard times at the U.S. border, a United Methodist immigrant brings “hugs from God.” View
Making Room In the Inn at the Border
United Methodists in Arizona are providing rest and hope to weary travelers at the U.S. - Mexico border. View
United Methodist Inn Welcomes Migrants
United Methodists "make room in the inn" at the border for weary travelers year-round. View