Love Your Neighbor series

Wed Jan 22 - Feb 26, 6:15-7:30pm, Pilgrim Hall

In a time of increasing division and polarization, this series offers a refreshing, biblically grounded perspective on one of the most central commands in the Christian faith. This series invites participants to explore the timeless message of loving your neighbor—a message that remains as relevant today as it was in ancient time. Designed to inspire, challenge, and equip you to live out the radical love Jesus calls us to, fostering deeper relationships with our neighbors and working toward healing in our communities. Over the course of these sessions, we will dive into key questions that challenge and inspire us to live out this command more fully in our daily lives

Jan 22: What Does Loving Your Neighbor Mean?

Let’s unpack the meaning of “love” as described in the Bible. What does it look like to love our neighbors in practical, actionable ways?

Jan 29: Who is My Neighbor?

Who qualifies as a “neighbor” in our community? Pastor JC will guide participants through an engaging exercise to expand our understanding of who we are called to love.

Feb 5: Review of Immigration Laws in U.S. Policy

Understanding the legal landscape is crucial for being informed advocates for immigrant neighbors. Explore the history, the present-day realities, and the implications of these policies on individuals and communities.

Feb 12: What Do You or a Neighbor Do if ICE Knocks on Your Door?

What rights do individuals have when facing the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)? Learn practical guidance on what to do to ensure safety and due process.

Feb 19: Methods to Protect Immigrant Neighbors: Resistance and Advocacy

Learn tools and strategies for advocating on behalf of immigrant neighbors. We will discuss the importance of staying informed, understanding legal rights, and learning how to effectively resist harmful policies.

Feb 26 Loving God, Loving Neighbor: What the Bible Says and What Do We Do Now?

As we conclude the series, we will reflect on the relevance of Jesus’ teachings today. What does it mean to love your neighbor in the midst of today’s cultural and political challenges? How can we practically embody love in a world that is often marked by division and conflict? Together, we will explore how to move from understanding to action, answering the call to love with intention, humility, and grace.