Discover how storytelling and film, exemplified by filmmaker Ross Boothe’s work, can foster empathy, challenge division, and reveal our shared human dignity, especially through authentic immigrant stories.

Join Rev. Dr. Robert Chao Romero and host Yonathan Moya as they explore the church's role in embodying peace and justice in uncertain times. Discover insights from "The Brown Church" on living out the gospel and supporting marginalized communities.

In this episode of Peacemakers, host Yonathan Moya welcomes Kristel Acevedo, Spiritual Formation Director at Transformation Church. Kristel shares her journey from growing up in a diverse Miami community to embracing her faith and calling in ministry. Together, they explore the themes of identity, spiritual formation, and the transformative power of community. Tune in to discover how Kristel's experiences have shaped her understanding of faith and her mission to help others find God in the wilderness.

Explore the challenges faced by asylum seekers through the personal journey of Munatsi Monyandi, Executive Director of DASH Network. Discover insights into the asylum process, community support, and the power of radical hospitality. Learn how compassion and practical assistance can transform lives and inspire change.

In this episode of Peacemakers, we sit down with Megan and Roland Gonzalez, directors of Border Missions in Hidalgo, Texas. Megan’s great-grandparents founded Border Missions in 1956 to share the gospel and meet the physical needs of those on the Texas-Mexico border. Megan and Roland share stories of their family’s inspiring legacy, the evolution of the mission, and how partnerships continue to fuel their ministry work today.

César Garduño is mobilizing Latin-American students to reach the unreached with the Gospel. As Missions Coordinator at Río Grande Bible College, his background in International Relations, Biblical Studies, and Migration shapes his passion for God’s global mission. Balancing ministry with life as a husband and father, César shares how faith and purpose drive the Latin-American church to rise as a missionary force.

Hospitality is about creating spaces where people feel seen and valued. It’s not just about coffee; it’s about creating a community of belonging. – Kitti Murray

This conversation emphasizes how the Church, through a gospel-centered approach, is called to bridge differences among divides.

This conversation emphasizes how the Church, through a gospel-centered approach, is called to bridge differences among divides.

Join us in a heartening conversation that provides valuable insights and emphasizes action beyond words for the evangelical community — and Church at large, as we touch on timely topics like immigration, and policy advocacy.

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. 

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.

Our next guest is Jacob Salguero. Jacob is a gen z advocate, a creative, and an author from Dallas TX. In this episode, we talk about Jacob's love for his generation and the Church. We highlight the importance of discipleship and how can best understand the "now" generation.