About Us
Faith. Compassion. Justice. At Jesus Loves Immigrants, we believe every person is created in the image of God and deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect regardless of where they were born or how they arrived.
About Us
Faith. Compassion. Justice. At Jesus Loves Immigrants, we believe every person is created in the image of God and deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect regardless of where they were born or how they arrived.
About Us
Faith. Compassion. Justice. At Jesus Loves Immigrants, we believe every person is created in the image of God and deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect regardless of where they were born or how they arrived.
Our mission is to inspire Christians, churches, and communities to rediscover what Scripture teaches about welcoming the stranger, loving our neighbor, and pursuing justice. Throughout the Bible, God repeatedly calls His people to care for immigrants, foreigners, and those living among us. We believe these timeless principles should shape how we speak about immigration, how we treat those seeking a better life, and how we engage in conversations about public policy.
This movement exists to change the narrative surrounding immigrants by highlighting their humanity, celebrating their contributions, and encouraging a Christ-centered response rooted in truth rather than fear.
Through biblical resources, immigrant stories, educational content, community action, and advocacy, we seek to equip believers to live out God’s command to love others as He has loved us.
Whether you are here to explore what the Bible says about immigration, read inspiring stories of immigrants making a difference in America, join our campaign, or discover ways to take meaningful action, we invite you to be part of this growing movement.
Together, we can reflect the heart of Christ by welcoming the stranger, defending human dignity, and demonstrating God’s love in both word and deed.
“The Lord watches over the foreignerand sustains the fatherless and the widow.”
Psalm 146:9 (KJV)