Tag: Russian Immigrants

“For You Were Aliens in the Land of Egypt”: Why Orthodox Christians Cannot Remain Silent on United States Immigration Policies

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Public Orthodoxy

July 6, 2018

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Church and Public Life, Orthodoxy in America

Aram Sarkisian, Immigration, Russian Immigrants

by Aram G. Sarkisian In recent weeks, distressing images of detained children, renewed calls for drastic immigration restrictions, and the United States Supreme Court’s decision upholding a travel ban against Muslim-majority countries have intensified national discourse on immigration policy. These developments should strongly resonate with Orthodox Christians. Though the church’s demographics have certainly changed over […]
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