Prayer Walk for Peace in Lansing brought faithful protesters to Capitol
Photo Gallery – Prayer Walk for Peace
“We are not only a country of immigrants but also a country of many faiths. One of the core things that unites us is the question of justice. Working to bring compassion and respect to our immigrants is at the heart of that work for justice.”
Father Fred Thelen
“I myself am an immigrant who came here 50 years ago. I came here to stand in solidarity with my brothers and sisters from other faith traditions, calling for all people of conscience to stand for the immigrants, to stand for justice and compassion.”
Imam Steve Elturk
The interfaith aspect is incredibly important because we are united on this issue. The more we talk to each other the more we find that our faiths share a lot together.
The Rev. Laura Miller-Purrenhage
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