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Open Letter on Separation of Families at the Border

159 Comments

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Barbara Hunsicker
8 years ago

Vocational Advisor and Alumna, Fuller Theological Seminary

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Kirsi Stjerna
8 years ago

Amen! Children are a gift from God.

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Jon Berquist
8 years ago

President Disciples Seminary Foundation

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Mary T White
8 years ago

Thank you - please circulate deans of all seminaries and Divinity Schools in the USA

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Lauren Hotchkiss
8 years ago

As a recent Master of Divinity graduate of the Pacific School of Religion, as a person of faith, and as a human being I deplore the U.S. Government's current immigration policies that have resulted in the separation of families and dehumanizing treatment of immigrants to this country. A careful study of history reveals frightening parallels with the build up of German and Italian Fascism prior to and during WWII, as well as Joseph Stalin's purges in Russia. Don't let it happen here, again!

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Cynthia Scherr
8 years ago

Board member of the Pacific School of Religion and graduate of Harvard Divinity School.

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Anna Case-Winters
8 years ago

Professor of Theology McCormick Seminary, Chicago

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Elias Rodriguez
8 years ago

This cruel practice of separating children from their parents must cease at once.

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Richard Green
8 years ago

President of United Lutheran Seminary

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Paul Galbreath
8 years ago

Professor of Theology Union Presbyterian Seminary

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Josiah Lookingbill
8 years ago

For shame.

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Rosemarie Doucette
8 years ago

Graduate of Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, currently serving as pastor in Costa Rica

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Douglas Davidson
8 years ago

Director of Communications, Graduate Theological Union

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Katherine Turpin
8 years ago

Director of MDiv, Associate Professor of Religious Education, Iliff School of Theology

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Cynthia Moe-Lobeda
8 years ago

Professor of Theological and Social Ethics, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and Graduate Theological Union

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Marsha Foster Boyd PhD
8 years ago

Catalyst Connections Global, Chief Catalyst; Ecumenical Theological Seminary, President Emerita

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Douglas Moore
8 years ago Featured

Leviticus 19:33-34 (KJV) 33 And if a stranger sojourn with thee in your land, ye shall not vex him. 34 But the stranger that dwelleth with you shall be unto you as one born among you, and thou shalt love him as thyself; for ye were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.

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Monica Williams
8 years ago

McCormick Theological Seminary

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Elaine Bonner
8 years ago

Children are our future and learn from what they experience. Let their future be filled with kindness, hope, and love.

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Anny Genato
8 years ago

Vocational Advisor and DMin student, Fuller Theological Seminary Wife of an Immigrant