Description
This article helps congregations understand the refugee crisis, reconcile why there might be a lack of interest in programs to support refugees, and implement a program where children's ministries can serve in a meaningful way.
Recognizing that 51% of the world's refugees are children, this article offers examples of congregations that have worked to meet refugee needs through their children's ministry programming and reputable organizations with which to connect and serve.
Features
- Ideas for organizations that are in need of assistance
- Examples of congregations with impactful refugee outreach programs in their children's ministry
Recommended Audience
children's ministry leaders, clergy, lay leaders
Cost
Free
Practical Applications
- Connect with one of the organizations listed in this article to ask how your congregation can become involved and be helpful to refugees in your area.
- Read this article to understand the barriers that leave some congregations hesitant to serve in a refugee ministry.
- Learn practical suggestions for how to support refugees in your community by reading about the congregations described in this artlcle.
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