Welcoming the Stranger Isn't a Political Burden. It's a Gospel Invitation.

Shane Claiborne, of Red Letter Christians, just spent a few days participating in the “We the People Ride” along the southern border, a story-telling effort to meet the people who live, serve and work along the border.

and those who have the best way forward for our immigration and border practices. 

He joins Kent and Jamie in this episode to describe what he realized there: that hope abounds, especially in places we might be inclined to think are the most hopeless.

Listen for more on scarcity mindset, making a choice between love and fear, and how people can take action—at the policy level—on the border crisis.

RESOURCES:

We the People Ride website

Val Verde Border Humanitarian Coalition

"On Being a Good Neighbor", sermon draft by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

This episode produced by Laura Finch

Theme Song “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance

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