Recent Supreme Court decisions have significant implications for immigration law, public policy, and communities across the country. Join us for a timely webinar as we unpack the Court's latest rulings, explore their legal and practical impacts, and consider what they mean for immigrants, churches, and our communities. Together, we'll also reflect on how followers of Christ can thoughtfully engage these issues through the biblical values of justice, compassion, hospitality, and the God-given dignity of every person.

This interactive session introduces Immigrant Connection’s Citizenship Curriculum 2nd Edition while creating space to connect with peers who are already running classes. Participants will learn best practices, ask questions, and engage in practical conversation around attracting students, retaining volunteers, and running sustainable programs on a tight budget. The cohort is designed to encourage shared learning, honest dialogue, and mutual support.

Immigration in the U.S. can feel overwhelming and confusing. This introductory session breaks down the fundamentals, key terms, major pathways, and how the system is structured. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of how immigration works and why it affects so many aspects of life in the United States.

From Genesis to the teachings of Jesus Christ, Scripture consistently reveals God’s concern for the foreigner. This webinar traces that thread through the Bible and challenges participants to align their perspectives and actions with God’s heart for immigrants today.

Social media can amplify truth, or misinformation. Learn how to engage immigration issues online with wisdom and integrity. This webinar covers practical strategies for advocacy, storytelling, and navigating difficult conversations while reflecting your values in digital spaces.

Family-based immigration is one of the most common ways people obtain lawful status in the United States. This session explains who may petition for family members, the different family preference categories, common eligibility requirements, waiting periods, and the overall process. Participants will gain a practical understanding of how family relationships can create immigration opportunities and the challenges families may encounter along the way.

The New Testament calls believers to philoxenos, a radical love for the stranger. But what does that look like in a world shaped by borders and policies? This session unpacks biblical hospitality and offers practical ways individuals and churches can welcome immigrants with compassion, humility, and courage.

Immigration can be a complex and sensitive topic, but young people are already forming opinions. This session equips parents, educators, and ministry leaders with age-appropriate, faith-centered tools to have honest, thoughtful conversations about immigration, justice, and compassion.

The U.S. immigration system includes protections for individuals fleeing persecution, violence, disasters, and other extraordinary circumstances. This session provides an overview of humanitarian pathways such as U Visas, T Visas, VAWA  and what happened to Temporary Protected Status (TPS), humanitarian parole, and other forms of relief. Participants will learn the purpose of these programs, who may qualify, and the role they play in protecting vulnerable populations.

What does the Bible really mean by justice? In this webinar, we explore the Hebrew concept of mishpat, a vision of justice rooted in restoration, dignity, and right relationships. Together, we’ll connect Scripture to today’s immigration realities and consider how faith communities can embody justice in meaningful, practical ways.

This train-the-trainer session equips community educators, advocates, service providers, and trusted messengers with the knowledge and tools to teach individuals and families how to prepare for potential immigration emergencies, including detention or deportation. Participants will learn key preparedness concepts, such as organizing important documents, developing family and childcare plans, identifying emergency contacts, understanding basic legal rights, and connecting community members with reliable resources. Trainers will leave with practical strategies for delivering this information in a clear, culturally responsive, and empowering way that helps communities prepare for uncertainty and make informed decisions.

This panel brings together individuals with lived experience, advocates, and community leaders to share firsthand perspectives on immigration detention and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. Through personal stories and moderated discussion, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the realities of detention, the challenges people face while navigating the immigration system, and the resilience demonstrated throughout the process. The session aims to foster awareness, encourage meaningful dialogue, and provide insights into the human experiences behind immigration detention policies and practices.