A Legacy of Love   

Rev. Hugo Moya lost his life on April 10, 2021 and leaves behind an example of attending to the physical and spiritual needs of people in need at the border. Read how an immigrant church on the U.S. and Mexico border continues to attend to the need of those looking for hope in difficult places.

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Katharine Hurlburt
Bri Stensrud — The Intersection of Faith, Immigration, & Pro-Life Beliefs

Our next guest is Bri Stensrud. Bri is a human dignity advocate and the Director of ⁠Women of Welcome⁠. Her passion is to equip the Church to engage more consistently and tangibly in holistic human dignity issues. In this episode, we talk about Bri's work in the pro-life ministry space and about her journey to re-discover God’s heart for the sojourner. 

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Daniel Montañez — The Church and Migration

Our next guest is Daniel Montañez. Daniel is an adjunct instructor at Pentecostal Theological Seminary and the Latino and Global Ministries Program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He is the founder and director of Mygration Christian Conference and leads the Church of God Migration Crisis Initiative. Daniel is dedicated to serving migrant communities through ministry, scholarship, and social engagement.

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Hope at the Border

After my trip, I leave with a much better understanding of the South Texas border. In its history, I found it to have always been a place of hope and refuge. I think about Eunice offering the “Good News” to a young man and the miracle of that Hope in his life. I think about the line of people at Border Missions loading up their vehicles with produce with the Hope of impacting a life for Christ.

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