We prayed. We Listened. The Spirit is calling the church to act.
The national campaign “For God So Loved the Immigrant,” invites you to join us in these 40 days of prayer, asking God to plant within us the seeds of His new work as we prepare for Pentecost—when He will renew the power of His Spirit in us, so that together with Him, we may bring renewal to the world.invites churches and Christians across the United States and the Americas to join 40 days of prayer, beginning Wednesday, April 15 and coming together to celebrate on Pentecost Sunday, May 24.
A movement of prayer, accompaniment, public witness, and standing in the gap for immigrant families. Latino Christian leaders across the country are coming together because immigration is a matter of faith, family, and human dignity. We began in prayer. Now we are carrying that prayer into the public square.
“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
John 3:16
What breaks God’s heart breaks ours, and leading up to Pentecost, we believe God can do a miracle on behalf of immigrant families.
“All the believers were one in heart and mind. No one claimed that any of their possessions was their own, but they shared everything they had. With great power the apostles continued to testify to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus. And God’s grace was so powerfully at work in them all that there were no needy persons among them…” - Acts 4:32-34
Our faith calls us to welcome the stranger, protect the dignity of every person, and stand with families and communities facing fear and uncertainty. We believe immigrant families should be able to live, work, worship, and raise their families with dignity and without fear.
What we believe
We are calling for immigration policies that:
Keep families together
Protect human dignity
Ensure due process
Protect churches, schools, hospitals, and other sensitive spaces
Provide a fair pathway to legal status and citizenship
Immigration is a pastoral and moral issue of utmost importance to our communities.
Equip Your Church
READY-TO-USE RESOURCES
Download the Toolkit
Prayer + Sermon Guide – A structured guide for personal and corporate intercession
Brand Kit + Graphics – Shareable visuals to invite others to join
Articles – Ready-to-use church communication tools
Music – Simple steps to organize a prayer gathering in your city
& More
Join Churches Across the Nation to pray for immigrant families in detention centers
We invite you to visit and/or pray for immigrant families detained in detention centers across the nation, that they may experience God’s peace, protection, and hope, and be reunited with their families.
THE CHURCH IS COMING TOGETHER TO BE THE ANSWER At this time
JOIN THIS NATIONAL EFFORT Today
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Register Your Commitment
Sign up with your name, email, church, zip code, and how you plan to participate. Your response helps build a network of faith in action.
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Pray with Intention
Set aside these days to seek God on behalf of immigrant families. Pray for protection, mercy, wisdom for leaders, and unity within the Church.
Stand & Share
Invite your church, small group, or ministry network to join you. Share the campaign resources and let others know that God’s love compels us to act.
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Register your church and join congregations across the country in the National prayer for Immigrant Families.
States Represented in the prayer
