Open Letter on Separation of Families at the Border
159 Comments
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Nate Risdon
8 years ago
Alumnus, former employee of Fuller Theological Seminary
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The Rev Drew Willard
8 years ago
This is the tipping point for decades of neglect - even earlier as our society struggles to get insight that children now and of the next generations need to be our top priority.
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Kyle Schiefelbein-Guerrrero
8 years ago
Director of Digital Learning and Lecturer, Graduate Theological Union
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Nancy azuaje
8 years ago
Estoy en total desacuerdo con la medida tomada por el presidente Trump de separar las familias de los inmigrantes, es una medida que va en contra de los derechos humanos y en contra de los valores de libertad y oportunidades para todos que este país representa.
No más abuso!! Exigimos respeto a la dignidad humana y al derecho que toda familia tiene de permanecer unida!
Los hijos necesitan estar con sus padres!
Presidente Trump vasta ya de abuso contra el migrante!
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Guille Villacreses
8 years ago
Standing in solidarity and tenderness.
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Alison Benders
8 years ago
I fully support this statement.
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Lacey
8 years ago
Our Children are God's Children
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Raymond Pickett
8 years ago
Rector Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
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Antonio Mariscal
8 years ago
I suppose this petition full heartedly
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We as faith leaders have a duty to speak to the crises and racism of our time. This is unjust and immoral. LET MY PEOPLE GO! FREE THE CAPTIVES!
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Timothy J Scherer
8 years ago
Director of Academic Advising, Fuller Theological Seminary
Immigrant, father of three children
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ONEQUENO DE LA FUENTE
8 years ago
Dios une a las familias
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Hana Martínez
8 years ago
Exigimos un trato humanitario para cada persona sin importar religion, naciionalidad o clase social
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Luis R Vizcarrondo Sr
8 years ago
Stop the children separation
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Luis Cortes
8 years ago
This is the “best country” in the world and this government treat children like this? What is wrong with America?
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The Rev Dr Joy K Bussert
8 years ago
No words other than "egregious evil" can be found to describe this unspeakable display of crimes against humanity. I am reminded of the Deity of the Hebrew Scriptures who comes to Hagar and her child in the wilderness with provisions for survival. I am reminded of the Manger of the Christian Testament where God hovers over a vulnerable mother and child. I am reminded of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, Article 25 that insists that motherhood deserves special protection. No nursing mother should have her child ripped from her arms. No child of any age should be subjected to this level of cruelty. Unconscionable. I am ashamed of my country. I feel like a stranger in a foreign land with no Song to sing (Psalm 137). Daily I am reminded of the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that we must strive to "hew a stone of hope out of a mountain of despair." And that "although the Arc of the Moral Universe bends slowly, it does bend toward justice."
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David Mellott
8 years ago
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dean of Lancaster Theological Seminary
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Rev Dr Daisy L Machado
8 years ago
Professor, Former Academic Dean,
Director Hispanic Summer Program
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Lauren Guerra
8 years ago
Immigration is a right.
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Christian Scharen
8 years ago
Vice President for Applied Research, Auburn Theological Seminary and The Center for the Study of Theological Education, New York
Alumnus, former employee of Fuller Theological Seminary
This is the tipping point for decades of neglect - even earlier as our society struggles to get insight that children now and of the next generations need to be our top priority.
Director of Digital Learning and Lecturer, Graduate Theological Union
Estoy en total desacuerdo con la medida tomada por el presidente Trump de separar las familias de los inmigrantes, es una medida que va en contra de los derechos humanos y en contra de los valores de libertad y oportunidades para todos que este país representa. No más abuso!! Exigimos respeto a la dignidad humana y al derecho que toda familia tiene de permanecer unida! Los hijos necesitan estar con sus padres! Presidente Trump vasta ya de abuso contra el migrante!
Standing in solidarity and tenderness.
I fully support this statement.
Our Children are God's Children
Rector Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
I suppose this petition full heartedly
We as faith leaders have a duty to speak to the crises and racism of our time. This is unjust and immoral. LET MY PEOPLE GO! FREE THE CAPTIVES!
Director of Academic Advising, Fuller Theological Seminary Immigrant, father of three children
Dios une a las familias
Exigimos un trato humanitario para cada persona sin importar religion, naciionalidad o clase social
Stop the children separation
This is the “best country” in the world and this government treat children like this? What is wrong with America?
No words other than "egregious evil" can be found to describe this unspeakable display of crimes against humanity. I am reminded of the Deity of the Hebrew Scriptures who comes to Hagar and her child in the wilderness with provisions for survival. I am reminded of the Manger of the Christian Testament where God hovers over a vulnerable mother and child. I am reminded of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, Article 25 that insists that motherhood deserves special protection. No nursing mother should have her child ripped from her arms. No child of any age should be subjected to this level of cruelty. Unconscionable. I am ashamed of my country. I feel like a stranger in a foreign land with no Song to sing (Psalm 137). Daily I am reminded of the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that we must strive to "hew a stone of hope out of a mountain of despair." And that "although the Arc of the Moral Universe bends slowly, it does bend toward justice."
Vice President of Academic Affairs Dean of Lancaster Theological Seminary
Professor, Former Academic Dean, Director Hispanic Summer Program
Immigration is a right.
Vice President for Applied Research, Auburn Theological Seminary and The Center for the Study of Theological Education, New York