Faith leaders: Chicago needs an abundance mentality to help migrants
We live in a time of abundance, yet our ears are filled with voices speaking of scarcity about how much can be given to immigrants.
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We live in a time of abundance, yet our ears are filled with voices speaking of scarcity about how much can be given to immigrants.
More than a dozen elected representatives and faith leaders gathered at a church to ask for help from faith communities across the city to respond to the crisis, which deepened Friday when the Cook County medical examiner’s office confirmed a migrant died that morning at a shelter.
A coalition of faith leaders from across Chicago released a “Moral Framework” ahead of today’s first city council meeting under the Johnson administration.
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