Spiritual Care on the Border: Chaplaincy to Migrants and Asylum-Seekers

Watch here as Rev. Cristina Rathbone discussed her work on the US-Mexico border, serving migrants and asylum-seekers as they enter the United States.

In a 2019 article in Episcopal News Service, Rathbone said "By the three ports of entry, there are three tent communities, and the people there – more than two-thirds of them have families – have self-organized... They have created unofficial community-based lists; the people at the top of those lists go up to the ports of entry and seek permission to ask for asylum from the border patrol agents every two hours, 24 hours . . .

This content is only available to subscribers to the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab. 

Most archived webinars are restricted to users at the Innovator level.

You can become a Subscriber, or upgrade to Innovator, right here! You may also login if you already have an account.