Lutheran Immigrant News Today

Elevated by Pope Francis to the top hierarchy of the Catholic Church, Cardinal Álvaro Ramazzini has kept up his unflinching focus on the poor, the Indigenous and the migrant in

A driving simulator provided by last spring’s Joplin Interfaith Coalition bake sale has been providing refugees with driving training, an important step to acclimating to their new home.

My Kabul owner Khalis Noori offers half-priced meals and other support to refugees.

The number of Ukrainian refugees has now surpassed President Joe Bidens pledged goal of 100,000. For many, their long-term survival remains in doubt.

Lutheran Volunteer Corps está ahora contratando para el puesto de Lutheran Volunteer Corps- Several positions working for Social Justice en Washington. Aplica hoy.

(MURFREESBORO)  Members of the Murfreesboro Art League are helping the people of Ukraine by using their art to create funds for Ukrainian refugees. They have been making sunflower images in many different mediums, which will be sold to raise money. Art League President Suzanne LeBeau said, “Not only are sunflowers a sign of strength and a symbol of Ukraine,  They also help clear the air and ground of toxins, so they were used to hel...

The swift fall of the Afghan government to the Taliban and the refugee crisis in the conflict-torn nation is a painful reminder to many Vietnamese-Americans, many of whom were forced to leave their nation after Saigon fell in 1975. Special Correspondent Mike Cerre reports on how the Vietnamese community in Seattle is reaching out to help Afghan refugees. The story is part of our ongoing series ‘Chasing the Dream: Poverty and Opportunity in America.’

The United States provides a special immigrant visa to resettle such individuals.