Fri-Sat, October 17-18th
Mygration Christian Conference is excited to be hosting its 7th annual gathering on October 17-18, 2025 at Gordon College in Wenham, MA! Join us this fall as we gather and prepare Christian leaders to prophetically respond to our present cultural moment and equip you with the tools to stand firmly with our immigrant neighbors and mobilize the Church into social action. Come and learn from world-class pastors, scholars, and activists about what it means to advocate for our immigrant communities.
Lunes, Octubre 27
Les extendemos una cordial invitación al próximo webinar de la serie "Iglesia que Acompaña al Migrante," en colaboración con AETH, LCNN, Sojourners y Fuller Centro Latino.
Enfoque del mes:
Defensa ante la deportación: Lo que las comunidades de fe deben saber
Temas que abordaremos:
Actualizaciones sobre políticas migratorias y deportaciones masivas
Qué sucede y qué hacer cuando alguien es detenido
Estrategias legales y comunitarias para la defensa ante la deportación
Presentan:
Rev. Dra. Lydia Muñoz
Directora Ejecutiva, El Plan para el Ministerio Hispano/Latino, Iglesia Metodista Unida
Dr. Jeffry Caballero, M.R.E., M.L.S., J.D.
Abogado de inmigración
Este espacio sigue siendo vital para líderes, pastores/as y acompañantes de comunidades inmigrantes ante estos tiempos difíciles.
Monday, November 17th
Come join the conversation! 💬 Hear from church leaders as they share how their congregations are responding to the immigration needs of today—and discover inspiring ways your church can too.
Our Speakers:
✨ Elket Rodríguez – Global Migration Advocate, Global Missions with CBF and FaithWorks
✨ Tiffani Harris – Associate Pastor for Community Life at DaySpring Baptist Church
✨ Carlos Navarro – Senior Pastor at Iglesia Bautista West Brownsville
✨ Jacob Letterman – Minister to Students and their Families
Tuesday, January 6th
Join us on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at 5:00pm (PST) | 8:00pm (EST) for our Winter Book Webinar with Kat Armas. Liturgies for Resisting Empire explores what it means to belong to God, not empire, by looking at the ways the early church wrestled with this. Through de- and post-colonial interpretations of Scripture, she examines empires throughout history, offering readers a path toward liberation from systems of exploitation and guidance for building communities that value people over power. We invite you to join us for this conversation! To receive the zoom link, register below.