Hope in Action: Navigating Immigration with Faith and Care

Navigating the subject of immigration can feel overwhelming. This podcast gives you the clarity, guidance, and tools to engage with confidence. Each episode combines expert legal insight, practical advice, and a faith-based approach to help you understand immigration law, navigate complex conversations, and take meaningful steps in your community. Through actionable strategies, and thoughtful guidance rooted in faith, this podcast empowers listeners who care about justice and inclusion to speak confidently, act intentionally, and live out their values with calm and clarity. You’ll gain the knowledge, perspective, and encouragement you need to make a difference and know your voice matters. *How do I understand U.S. immigration laws and policies? *How can I talk about immigration with my family or community with knowledge and compassion? *What are practical ways to support immigrants in my community? *How do I make sense of immigration news and information as a Christian? *How can

Hope in Action: Navigating Immigration with Faith and Care is a society podcast hosted by Faith, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Faith hosts Hope in Action: Navigating Immigration with Faith and Care, a society show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  Why Churches Struggle to Speak Clearly on Immigration with Rondell Treviño

  Feb 19, 202643 minS2

  <p>Why is it so difficult for many churches to take a clear stance on immigration? In this episode of Hope in Action, we explore the tension many congregations feel at the intersection of faith, fear, and politics. We talk honestly about why pastors often hesitate to address immigration from the pulpit, and what you can do to fill this gap, if you feel compelled to.</p><p>Later in the episode, we’re joined by former pastor and The Immigration Coalition founder Rondell Treviño, who shares candid insight into what it felt like to navigate immigration conversations from the...

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  Episode #11

  Serving Immigrants Together Across Faith Lines

  Feb 12, 202628 minS2

  <p>As Christians, what does it look like to live out our faith while walking alongside immigrants and communities of other religions? And to do so out of compassion, instead of converting them or debating theology? For Christians, these questions bring fears of compromising their faith. But what if serving those of different religions matters more than converting them?</p><p>Working in service of immigrants and refugees regularly places Christians in unfamiliar settings, or requires us to understand what seem like big cultural differences. This episode explores what it means to show up faithfully in those moments, even when...

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  Episode #10

  ICE Violence, Righteous Anger, and Christian Peacemaking with Dr. Jer Swigart

  Feb 5, 202655 minS2

  <p>Communities across the U.S. are shaken by recent deaths connected to federal immigration enforcement (ICE), and many people are left sitting with grief, fear, confusion, and anger. In this episode, we name that anger directly and ask what it means for Christians to respond faithfully when state power results in civilian deaths.</p><p>Rather than rushing to conclusions or political talking points, we focus on the human reality of loss and the spiritual work required to face it honestly. We’re joined by Dr. Jer Swigart, co-founder and executive director of Global Immersion, who helps us think th...

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  Episode #9

  Refugee Caps, Defining Asylum Seekers, and Understanding Project PARRIS

  Jan 29, 202630 minS2

  <p>When the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security publicly confuses refugees and asylum seekers, two legally distinct categories in U.S. and international law, it's more than a small mistake.</p><p>Words matter here, and when the person responsible for overseeing refugee admissions and asylum processing doesn't communicate clearly, it's no wonder the rest of the country isn’t clear on the facts. Treating refugees and asylees as interchangeable leads to policies that are sloppy at best and harmful at worst.</p><p>Tune in today to learn why precision in language creates humanity, while sewing confusion cr...

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  Episode #8

  Tangible Acts of Welcome: Simple Ways to Walk with Newcomers with Krista Kartson

  Jan 22, 202645 minS2

  <p>You might think welcoming refugees or newcomers sounds like a huge commitment, offering up your home, and pausing your own life entirely. However, welcome really looks like many different small acts of kindness. And when we do this in community, these small actions create a massive difference.</p><p>In this episode, you’ll learn why listening comes before acting, and why ordinary people, not experts, are the backbone of welcoming new members of our communities. You'll hear how scripture calls us to hospitality as a discipleship practice, not a political statement. And we're also joined by Krista Kartson fr...

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