Open Letter on Separation of Families at the Border
159 Comments
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Jennifer Ould
8 years ago
McCormick Theological Seminary
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Cynthia Lopez
8 years ago
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Jen Gall
8 years ago
Pacific School of Religion
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Nathan Jeremie-Brink
8 years ago
Assistant Professor of the History of Global Christianity,
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
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Sylvia Guerra
8 years ago
Compassion for Families that come to USA for safe life!
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Bruce W Jones
8 years ago
Repect moral law.
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Cheselyn Amato
8 years ago
Hear our collective voice!
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Éber Lima
8 years ago
I agree!
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Michael Duda
8 years ago
Stop!!
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Leanna Fuller
8 years ago
Associate Professor of Pastoral Care, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
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Sharon Tan
8 years ago
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities
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Ruth Sandberg
8 years ago
When mortal law "trumps" (pun intended) immortal love, we get in deep trouble!
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Arthur Holder
8 years ago
Graduate Theological Union
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Pamela Abbey
8 years ago
As followers of Jesus we must speak out. The least among us deserve compassionate and fair treatment from those of us who live in safety and abundance.
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Fernando Martínez
8 years ago
Children are the future of our world. Protect them
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Jacqueline Lapsley
8 years ago
Academic Dean Designate, Princeton Theological Seminary
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Tessie Mandevile
8 years ago
As a proud alum of PSR and as a religious leader, I join my colleagues in signing this letter and calling on the US government to stop these inhuman actions at the border, and at every place they are happening due to racist policies.
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Wilfredo Estrada Adorno
8 years ago
I am in full agreement with petition.
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Molly Phinney Baskette
8 years ago
First Church Berkeley UCC, Berkeley, CA
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Renetta Hobson MDiv
8 years ago
“What is happening at the border is a painfully visual symptom of a much broader system set up to dehumanize and exclude marginalized groups and protect structures of privilege.“ As a public theologian, I stand with refugees and sign my name to this petition to decry the hostility and inhumanity shown to people and their small children who are seeking refuge from abuse, poverty and violence.
McCormick Theological Seminary
Pacific School of Religion
Assistant Professor of the History of Global Christianity, New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Compassion for Families that come to USA for safe life!
Repect moral law.
Hear our collective voice!
I agree!
Stop!!
Associate Professor of Pastoral Care, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities
When mortal law "trumps" (pun intended) immortal love, we get in deep trouble!
Graduate Theological Union
As followers of Jesus we must speak out. The least among us deserve compassionate and fair treatment from those of us who live in safety and abundance.
Children are the future of our world. Protect them
Academic Dean Designate, Princeton Theological Seminary
As a proud alum of PSR and as a religious leader, I join my colleagues in signing this letter and calling on the US government to stop these inhuman actions at the border, and at every place they are happening due to racist policies.
I am in full agreement with petition.
First Church Berkeley UCC, Berkeley, CA
“What is happening at the border is a painfully visual symptom of a much broader system set up to dehumanize and exclude marginalized groups and protect structures of privilege.“ As a public theologian, I stand with refugees and sign my name to this petition to decry the hostility and inhumanity shown to people and their small children who are seeking refuge from abuse, poverty and violence.