Th-Sun, Mar. 19-22nd
The Chicago Justice Pilgrimage is a transformative four-day journey through the city’s historic neighborhoods, focusing on the intersection of faith, history, and social justice. Participants will visit landmark sites, engage with local community leaders, and participate in guided reflections on systemic issues and collective healing. This immersive experience is designed to deepen understanding of urban justice challenges while fostering a community dedicated to advocacy and meaningful change.
You can find more details and registration information at the following link:
Monday, March 23rd
Join us on Monday, March 23, 2026 at 5:00pm (PST) | 8:00pm (EST) for our Spring Book Webinar with Francisco Zamora Avila.
Drawing on Zamora's lived experience and deep connections to the undocumented immigrant community, this book invites readers into deep reflection regarding the enormous need for a new ecclesial model of ministry on the margins. A voice for a voiceless community, Zamora brings both lived experience and a pastoral heart to bear in this unique window into both the stress and trauma and the gifts of undocumented immigrant communities.
What does it mean to shepherd congregants who lack documented status? How might trauma manifest among those who have fled violence or experienced great loss? We invite you to join us for this conversation!
To receive the zoom link, register below.
Sun-Tue, Apr. 12-14, 2026
Join us for a unique public theology gathering, focused on the moral dimensions of the midterm elections. This national conference offers a moral analysis that transcends partisan boundaries and equips religious leaders, scholars, theologians, and moral activists to delve into the crucial public issues confronting our nation.
Th-Sun, July 16-19
The U.S. & Mexico border is not just a place...the border is a lens.
Are you an individual looking for a way to join one of our service learning experiences?
This July, we are offering a custom experience that allows individuals to join us who are unable come with a group for our typical Service Learning trips.
The enforcement patterns, legal realities, and ministry tensions many people of faith are now navigating have long been part of everyday ministry at the U.S. & Mexico border.
We invite you to join us from July 16-19 to understand the complexity of immigration enforcement while grounding your response in Scripture, wisdom, and long-term faithfulness. Spaces are limited and filled on a first come, first serve basis.
Click the link below to submit an Interest Form!
Summer 2026
Serve for six-and-a-half weeks at the U.S.-Mexico border or a Texas church-welcoming immigrants, building community, and practicing compassion and justice with dedicated FaithWorks partners. Learn more below.