CCDA is partnering in the Faithful Witness Campaign to equip Christians and churches for courageous, Gospel-rooted engagement around immigration.
Resources from Our Micah Catalysts
Use these resources from CCDA’s Micah Catalysts to equip your church, spark conversation, and move toward faithful action in your community.
Yo Tambien—y Camino en Esperanza!
Yo Tambien—y Camino en Esperanza! (Me too—& I walk in hope!) is a field guide for those facing the possibility of deportation, and the churches and practitioners who walk alongside them. It is being developed in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, within a community of families and individuals associated with Abara who are putting down roots in the city after migration or deportation. Migration, deportation, and resettlement are not the end of our stories; sometimes, they are only the beginning!
This book will hold stories of resilience and hope, showcasing the beauty of community and hope in unexpected places.
Inspired by the podcast “Yo También” produced by Como Nacido Entre Nosotros
Strangers at the Center: Acts to City of Chicago
Produced in collaboration with CCDA & New Life Centers, this devotional will explore migration and God’s redemptive mission from the book of Acts to the city of Chicago.
The debate around immigration usually swirls around questions of justice, legality, compassion, and the costs and benefits to the host country. In the book of Acts, however, immigration is at the very center of God’s redemptive mission. Immigrants are not objects the church debates about but are the very agents God is working in and through to transform the world.
This devotional will look at several key passages in the book of Acts and connect them to real stories of how God is continuing to work in the same surprising ways today.
Stoles of Solidarity
In Pasadena, the primary purpose of the Stole Blessing was to strengthen, renew, and deepen relationships between faith leaders and local migrant leaders. We believe meaningful participation and mobilization grow first from authentic relationship and proximity, and then from a shared commitment to solidarity. Clergy who participated came with different levels of engagement in CCC’s Migrant Solidarity work. For some, the gathering was an opportunity to recommit to relationships already formed through shared work and presence. For others, it created an initial connection with migrant leaders in our community that could grow into deeper relationship, shared responsibility, and continued solidarity over time.
Voces De Esperanza | Voices of Hope
Matthew 25 (Mateo 25) is equipping evangelical Latino churches to accompany and advocate for immigrants through biblically grounded teaching and storytelling. Through a series of videos featuring Latino pastors and pastoras, this project lifts up voices from leaders actively serving immigrant communities and invites churches to see immigrant accompaniment and advocacy as a faithful expression of the Gospel. The videos are intended to deepen understanding, encourage church leaders, and help congregations respond faithfully alongside their immigrant neighbors.
Meet the Micah Catalysts
Micah Catalysts with CCDA are building locally rooted responses to immigration alongside churches and impacted communities.
Stay Connected with CCDA’s Immigration Network
You do not have to do this work alone. CCDA’s Immigration Network connects practitioners, pastors, advocates, and community leaders who are walking alongside immigrant communities and pursuing faithful responses to immigration together.
