Immigration continues to be at the center of the national discourse, but Christians in this country still have little guidance from their church on how their faith impacts their public participation on this topic. A 2015 LifeWay poll found that while 68 percent of evangelical Christians said they would appreciate hearing a sermon on biblical principles and immigration, only 2 percent said they saw their local church as a primary influence on their immigration beliefs.*  

At Sojourners, we want to build a resource hub with theological resources to help pastors and lay leaders guide their congregations. We would love to include your sermon!

• Have you preached on immigration from a dignifying perspective?
• Is your view on immigration informed by the reality that every person bears the image of God, regardless of their immigration status?
• Do you believe our current immigration system fails to address the present needs of immigrant families?
• Have you condemned cruel practices that violate human dignity and serve racist and xenophobic agendas?

Submit your sermon on immigration for the 100 Immigration Sermons project here. The hub will be unveiled on Dec. 18, International Migrants Day. You can find out more information about the series at that link.