(Nonprofit Quarterly) In the beginning of March 2026, Alix Webb and Mike Ishii joined community and faith leaders from around the country on a 90-mile march from the Dilley immigrant detention facility to San Antonio, TX, to raise awareness about the surge in child detention by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Please join us this Sunday, April 19th as we begin the Days Of Liberation at Freedom Church of the Poor.
The story of Jesus’ death and resurrection is the story of the state execution of an insurrectionist, which ends in the triumph of God over the powers of death and destruction. This story of resurrection recalls the history of the Israelite people in the exodus and other passages of liberation and salvation. In the season of “The Days of Liberation”, we celebrate the many examples when the liberation of the oppressed has triumphed over forces of evil. This time celebrates the many ways that the poor today and throughout history have been victorious over the forces of oppression and death.
Tonight’s service will feature Rev. Dr. Letiah Fraser, Min. Dr. Adam Barnes, Min. Conor Foley, Father Ty Hullinger, and Amy Miller.
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