Trust & Obey, Week 3: Luke 6, Part 5 I teach English language development classes in my community. In a recent class, the curriculum included a story about a family who immigrated to the US, worked hard, and opened a restaurant, because they wanted their son to experience the American Dream. Around the table inContinue reading “How Jesus’ upside-down view can change the world”
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God’s heart for the foreigner, immigrant, and the stranger – Relationships: with the world, Part 2
When my grandmother was a little girl, the picture above was likely one of her first views of the United States of America. Edna Lewis was an immigrant from Wales, England. My family tree farther back also includes immigrants from Ireland, Germany, and the Netherlands. But the only immigrant in my family that I actuallyContinue reading “God’s heart for the foreigner, immigrant, and the stranger – Relationships: with the world, Part 2”
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