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On January 18th, the Holy Post partnered with World Relief and other nonprofits to help put on the "Who is My Neighbor? Summit on Immigration, Springfield and the Church" in Columbus, Ohio. The summit was designed to equip Christians with the tools to care for and advocate on behalf of their immigrant neighbors.

Here is Rich Nathan's talk, "Why Christians Should Care About Immigrants."

Please note, there is a small gap in the video where we are lacking footage. Our apologies!

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Christa

These have been so good. Thank you for sharing.

Dick Young

We are at the Dayton Vineyard, which was one of the National Conference sites in 2019. There was a table in the lobby specifically for Justice involvement (and I'm pretty sure I saw Rich Nathan there during the week). And both then and now you can find voices who criticize Vineyard Columbus for having "embraced a Social Gospel". God Bless them for carrying on in the face of such opposition even from within the ranks. Last I knew there were lots of his/their sermons online, for the interested listener.