Immigration and the bible : a guide for radical welcome / Joan M. Maruskin.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York, NY : The United Methodist Church, 2012.Description: 265 pages : 23 cmISBN:
  • 0984817727
  • 9780984817726
Contents:
Prologue -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The call to radical hospitality -- Chapter 2: The biblical migration story -- Chapter 3: Migration then and now -- Chapter 4: Global migration and scripture -- Chapter 5: Families, trafficking, and slavery -- Chapter 6: Migration and the new -- Chapter 7: Embracing radical hospitality -- Chapter 8: History, legislation, and advocacy -- Epilogue -- Bibliography -- Additional resources -- Participant's guide -- About the author.
Summary: This text compares biblical teachings and narratives to the struggle of refugees and immigrants from the perspective of United Methodist faith. This resource provides an inclusive framework for "radical hospitality" without regard to religious, social, ethnic, or economic status. The text encourages "building hospitable communities" to welcome all people. The text also provides an overview of immigration law in 2012 in order for the reader to better understand the plight of immigrants and refugees.
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This resource includes biblical quotations.

Includes bibliographic references (pages 205-216) and index.

Prologue -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The call to radical hospitality -- Chapter 2: The biblical migration story -- Chapter 3: Migration then and now -- Chapter 4: Global migration and scripture -- Chapter 5: Families, trafficking, and slavery -- Chapter 6: Migration and the new -- Chapter 7: Embracing radical hospitality -- Chapter 8: History, legislation, and advocacy -- Epilogue -- Bibliography -- Additional resources -- Participant's guide -- About the author.

This text compares biblical teachings and narratives to the struggle of refugees and immigrants from the perspective of United Methodist faith. This resource provides an inclusive framework for "radical hospitality" without regard to religious, social, ethnic, or economic status. The text encourages "building hospitable communities" to welcome all people. The text also provides an overview of immigration law in 2012 in order for the reader to better understand the plight of immigrants and refugees.

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