Why Can’t Immigrants Come Here the Right Way?

My heart in writing this is to promote compassion, grace, and understanding towards our immigrant brothers and sisters. Our immigrant brothers and sisters who are human beings, all who are created in the image of God.   “Why can’t they just come here the right way?” I hear so many people voice this statement about immigrants. I … Continue reading Why Can’t Immigrants Come Here the Right Way?

Response to the Muslim Refugee Ban

After giving this weeks events much thought, I wanted to respond to the Muslim refugee situation. It is not going to surprise anyone that Loving All Peoples wants refugees here and loves Muslims. You have seen that consistently from us for many years. We were of course deeply saddened by the decision. I thought it … Continue reading Response to the Muslim Refugee Ban

Can God Use “Unqualified” People to Reach Others?

We were on an outreach the other day carrying the cross in an area known for drugs and alcohol. We walked up to this group of men who were in front of a liquor store and just started talking with them. We were greeted very well and ended up talking for about 30 min, praying … Continue reading Can God Use “Unqualified” People to Reach Others?

Do We Make Spreading God’s Love Way too Complicated?

We had a Muslim family over for dinner the other night, which we do often. We had a great time! We know this family very well and get together often. We really love each other. As we sat at the dinner table, we talked about new things in our life, funny stories, and shared with … Continue reading Do We Make Spreading God’s Love Way too Complicated?

Working with Refugees: The Beginning of Loving All Peoples

The Vickery Meadows community is where Melissa and I started our ministry in February of 2003. Our heart was to go where we didn't see ministry happening and that was Vickery. For those who don't know about Vickery Meadows, it is about a 4 square mile lower-income area where over 25,000 people live. There are … Continue reading Working with Refugees: The Beginning of Loving All Peoples