They Are Us: Lutherans and Immigration, Second Edition
by Stephen Bouman, Ralston Deffenbaugh
They Are Us examines immigration through a Lutheran perspective, considering the relationship between faith communities, immigrants, and the wider society. This second edition is a thoughtful resource for readers seeking to reflect on belonging, community, and the role of the church in conversations about migration.
About This Book
They Are Us examines the connection between Lutheran faith communities and immigration.
The book considers how immigrants and established communities relate to one another within the church and society.
This second edition offers a resource for readers interested in religion, migration, belonging, and community life.
Stephen Bouman and Ralston Deffenbaugh provide a perspective suited to discussion, reflection, and engagement with immigration-related questions.
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