In this episode of Peacemakers, we sit down with Megan and Roland Gonzalez, directors of Border Missions in Hidalgo, Texas. Megan’s great-grandparents founded Border Missions in 1956 to share the gospel and meet the physical needs of those on the Texas-Mexico border. Megan and Roland share stories of their family’s inspiring legacy, the evolution of the mission, and how partnerships continue to fuel their ministry work today.
Read MoreCésar Garduño is mobilizing Latin-American students to reach the unreached with the Gospel. As Missions Coordinator at Río Grande Bible College, his background in International Relations, Biblical Studies, and Migration shapes his passion for God’s global mission. Balancing ministry with life as a husband and father, César shares how faith and purpose drive the Latin-American church to rise as a missionary force.
Read MoreThe 2024 Border Summit united believers at the U.S.-Mexico border to explore the Church's role in global migration. From October 17-20, attendees heard from leaders like Yonathan Moya and Matthew Soerens on immigration, multicultural ministry, and peacemaking. With service opportunities in the Rio Grande Valley, the Summit inspired a compassionate, faith-driven response to global displacement.
Read MoreA service-learning reflection from Lola Vasquez recent trip to the U.S. and Mexico border.
Read MoreHospitality is about creating spaces where people feel seen and valued. It’s not just about coffee; it’s about creating a community of belonging. – Kitti Murray
Read MoreWhat does the Bible say about welcoming the stranger? Listen to testimonies of students who experienced loving their immigrant neighbor on a service-learning trip to the U.S. and Mexico border.
Read MoreThis conversation emphasizes how the Church, through a gospel-centered approach, is called to bridge differences among divides.
Read MoreAttend the 2024 Border Summit in McAllen, TX, from October 17-20. Learn about the Church’s role in migration through keynotes, panel discussions, and service-learning breakouts.
Read MoreThis conversation emphasizes how the Church, through a gospel-centered approach, is called to bridge differences among divides.
Read MoreRev. Hugo Moya lost his life on April 10, 2021 and leaves behind an example of attending to the physical and spiritual needs of people in need at the border. Read how an immigrant church on the U.S. and Mexico border continues to attend to the need of those looking for hope in difficult places.
Read MoreJoin us in a heartening conversation that provides valuable insights and emphasizes action beyond words for the evangelical community — and Church at large, as we touch on timely topics like immigration, and policy advocacy.
Read MoreOur next guest is Bri Stensrud. Bri is a human dignity advocate and the Director of Women of Welcome. Her passion is to equip the Church to engage more consistently and tangibly in holistic human dignity issues. In this episode, we talk about Bri's work in the pro-life ministry space and about her journey to re-discover God’s heart for the sojourner.
Read MoreBy moving to South Texas, Eduardo and Caroline were not exactly following the path of least resistance. Their decision required leaving behind their families, their jobs and the only state they’ve called home.
Read MoreBehind all of the food is a God who wants to freely give his love to others; this is the message that Mario wants to share with everyone.
Read MoreBorder Perspective hosts 200 students on service-learning border trips in summer 2023.
Read MoreLearn about the history of the US-Mexico border as a place of refuge for people fleeing violence and persecution. The border has long been a place where people have sought safety and opportunity, and this tradition of welcome continues today.
Read MoreWelcoming new friends with hope and a new pair of shoes so they can take the next step towards their new lives.
Read MoreAmidst division, the American church is coming together in an unlikely location—the southern border
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