Karen Gonzalez is a native of Guatemala and is a speaker, writer and immigrant advocate. Karen works for World Relief and attended Fuller Theological Seminary, where she studied theology and missiology. Her first book is The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible, and the Journey to Belong. Today, Karen shares what it is like moving to a new country, how Christians can help immigrants, and what the Bible really says about how immigrants should be treated. While immigration is a political hot potato of a topic, Karen helps us take a fresh look at those around us and see them with God’s eyes.
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Stories Karen shared:
Great quotes from Karen:
Migration is a really traumatic experience.
What’s morally right and the right thing to do as a Christian is often at odds with the right thing to do as a U.S. citizen.
Seminary saved my faith.
Nobody’s faith is static.
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