Bless the Ballot Week 6 #2: Immigration Reform

My own family history involves a story of seeking refuge. As Christians living in a Middle Eastern country that was hostile to Christians, my father and his family found a new home in the United States in the 1960s thanks to the sponsorship of a Christian organization.

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Bless the Ballot Week 6 #1: Immigration Reform

Growing up in the Roman Catholic church in a predominantly Mexican immigrant community meant that there were many cultural celebrations that were intertwined with my faith. December was my favorite month because we celebrated el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe (the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe), Christmas, and my birthday.

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Bless the Ballot Week 5: Healthcare from a Biblical Perspective

Historically, Christians provided food and care for the sick and needy.