Partner with Us in Building a Better Future for (Im)migrants
At the Center for Public Theology and Migration, we believe that the Church must be at the forefront of justice, compassion, and truth-telling in the face of global migration crises. Our mission is to equip Christian believers in the Church, the academy, and public life to serve (im)migrants and displaced people in our world today.
We envision a future where the narrative around immigration is transformed—not by fear, but by faith. Not by division, but by solidarity. Through theological reflection and redemptive action, we are working to reimagine how communities of faith respond to the most vulnerable among us.
Your Gift Makes This Possible
When you give to the Center for Public Theology and Migration, you’re not just donating to a cause—you’re sowing seeds of transformation:
- You support emerging scholars and practitioners who engage migration through the lens of Christian ethics and theology.
- You help train pastors and church leaders to stand with immigrant communities in word and deed.
- You advance public theology that speaks prophetically into policies and narratives that affect millions of lives.
- You enable us to host gatherings, publish resources, and build networks that mobilize the Church for justice.
Join our 100 Partner Challenge
We’re inviting 100 committed partners to sow into the launch of the Center for Public Theology and Migration by giving $5, $10, or $25 a month for one year. Your support will directly fund our inaugural initiatives—equipping leaders, developing theological resources, and amplifying the voices of immigrants within the Church, the academy, and public life.
Choose Your Level of Support:
- Friend of the Journey – $5/month or $60/year
- Partner in Hope – $10/month or $120/year
- Covenant Companion – $25/month or $300/year
Together, we can launch a movement rooted in hope, justice, and the radical hospitality of the Gospel.
Will you be one of the 100?
Every Gift Counts
Whether you give monthly or make a one-time donation, your generosity helps us build a world where displaced people are treated with dignity, welcomed in love, and seen through the eyes of Christ.
“Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.” – Hebrews 13:2