By akes readers to the front lines of immigrant justice activism where Christians are putting hope into action. From Tijuana, Mexico, to Douglas, Arizona, across North Carolina and beyond, bears witness to loving solidarity among Christians—both with and without US citizenship.
Centering on the stories of people who have been transformed through their dedication to the work of collective wholeness, each chapter begins “on the ground”—with protests in the streets, hospitality in migrant shelters, and shared meals in home kitchens. Engages in biblical, theological, and political reflection to explore the significance—for our faith and our world—of these sites of collective work.