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At St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Haitian immigrants helped revive worship, fellowship, and ministry. Now fears over TPS and immigration enforcement have emptied the pews.
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Religious nationalism twists faith into retribution. Christians must choose Jesus’ way of love, justice, and mercy over vengeance.
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