On a warm summer afternoon in Chicago, Habimana Gasigwa sat with quiet conviction as he spoke about faith that acts.
Together with my brother, my mother emigrated from Rwanda to Montreal. I consider myself an immigrant too, because my mother was pregnant with me at that time.
Why does the church focus so much on religious liberty? Isn’t religious liberty already protected by our constitution?
Falling in Love with God Through Prayer
Turning water to wine. Feeding the multitude. Walking on water. These and other accounts of miracles are familiar to many. But few people can claim to have played a major role in a modern-day miracle.
On any given Sabbath morning in the Lake Union, worship might be heard in Spanish, Ukrainian, Haitian Creole, Burmese or English, voices lifted in praise from families who now call the Midwest home. But in recent months, another sound has filled the pews: quiet, persistent uncertainty.
They Now Grapple with Immigration Policy Changes.
Scattering, Persecution, and the Spread of the Gospel
On the final night of the Pentecost 2025 evangelistic series at Indianapolis Eastside Seventh-day Adventist Church, LT Gates was right where everyone expected him to be: He was working in the kitchen.
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Parenting Immigrant Children with Wisdom and Resilience
In 2 Kings 5, we encounter a striking story that transcends national and cultural boundaries.
On Nov. 19, 2025, during the year-end meeting of the Lake Union executive committee in Berrien Springs, Michigan, members approved a special statement expressing concern for the evolving circumstances affecting immigrants in our cities.
