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Kaitlyn asks Bri Stensrud about being an immigration advocate under the Trump Administration. How does she approach women who want to help—but voted for Trump? How are social attitudes around immigration advocacy different under the second Trump administration vs. the first?

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K H

For a little context, here is what a deeply reverent family member who loves the Bible and disciples others sent me as an election guide with Bible verses to support anti-immigration. Rather than just saying, “Hey, it’s no problem you bought into these lies, I said, hey, this is a huge problem - these Bible verses are twisted in an ugly and untrue way to support ideas that are not Biblical.” Yet these “voters guides” are so helpful to women who have not been discipled to be thoughtful about how their politics shape their views of Scripture: https://static.billygraham.org/sites/lp.billygraham.org/uploads/prod/2024/09/decision-election-guide-nov-2024.pdf

Krista KIM

How has Women of Welcome not been kicked out and disinvited from evangelical spaces? How do you even get the word out in churches where any sympathy with a cause that is seen as woke is immediately demonized?