Th, January 29th
At Brite, we believe that no one is illegal, and all are worthy of mercy and justice. Join us for a panel discussion with experts at the intersection of faith and immigration, January 29, 2026.
Speakers include:
- Cintia Aguilar, Immigration Ministry Manager, FaithWorks
- Jorge Molina, Esq., Founder and Managing Attorney, J. Molina Law Firm
- Sandy Ovalle, Founder, Coyo Strategies
- Rev. Dr. Alexia Salvatierra, Academic Dean, Fuller Theological Seminary's Centro Latino
Register at the link below
Monday, February 16th
Join us on Monday, February 16, 2026 at 9:00am (PST) | 12:00pm (EST) for a special new book webinar with Valentyn Syniy. In this searing eyewitness account, Valentyn Syniy recounts how the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 upended life for students, teachers, and staff of the Tavriski Christian Institute. As president of TCI, Syniy was responsible for evacuating the seminary community and leading them hundreds of miles to a safer location. Upon arrival, Syniy and his colleagues faced new challenges: where would everyone stay? How long would they live as refugees? How could ministry training continue during wartime? We invite you to join us for this conversation! To receive the zoom link, register below.
Th-F, Feb 19-20, 2026
Over the past year, the United States has witnessed sweeping changes to its immigration policy, communities
and families torn apart by mass deportations, and a sharp rise in fear and uncertainty due to new enforcement
tactics. Amid this landscape, voices of prophetic courage on the local, national, and global scenes have provided
signs of hope, insisting on the contributions immigrants make and on a human dignity that crosses borders.
Speakers include scholars and graduate students from a variety of disciplines, policy experts, ecclesial and civic
leaders, as well as representatives from community-based initiatives. Additionally, the conference offers an
advocacy training session and spotlights local, impact-driven opportunities. In this way, the conference aims
to both inform as well as provide participants with opportunities to take action.
This event is free and open to the public. Register below.
Fri-Sat, Feb 20-21, 2026
The FaithWorks Compassion & Justice Conference 2026 will bring together people and organizations from different backgrounds to worship, grow, pray, and take action, focused around racial justice.
You will have the opportunity to hear and learn from the prophetic and diverse voices of leading advocates, pastors, and practitioners who will focus on different aspects of Racial Justice.
We'll hear from Malcolm Foley, pastor and author of The Anti-Greed Gospel, on racial justice from an African-American perspective; Robert P. Jones, author of White Too Long and The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy, will speak from a white Christian perspective; Agustín Quiles will speak from a Latino perspective on the work of mobilizing the Latino Church in Florida to work for justice. Rev. Bethany Molinar and Rev. Lori Tapia will preach to challenge and inspire us in the work of racial justice.
Fri-Sat, Feb 20-21, 2026
SAVE THE DATE 🔥 Hay una predicación que no solo se escucha… se vive. Te invitamos a un encuentro que mueve a la iglesia del margen a la misión:
La Predicación como Movimiento de Vida.
📅 20–21 febrero 2026 (San Antonio, TX)
🕖 Vie 20: 7–9 PM | 🕘 Sáb 21: 9 AM–3 PM
📍 Central Church of God
🤝 AETH +Iglesia Central
✨ Marca tu calendario, invita a tu equipo, y prepara tu corazón.
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.