They want home, sweet home.

People from China walk in Fronton, Texas. (Reuters)
A boat carries Chinese people. They are going from Mexico to Texas. (Reuters)
A Chinese man holds his Bible. (Reuters)
These children came from China with their families. (Reuters)
Chinese travelers talk to police. They are in Panama. (AP/Natacha Pisarenko)

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They come from another country. They speak another language. They fly over the sea in a plane. They walk a very long way.

Most want a safe home. Just like you.

Pray: for people who travel miles over sea and land in search of a safe home and a good life.

Read More: Chinese migrants are the fastest growing group of people trying to enter the United States through Mexico. They fly into Ecuador from China. They walk 2,300 miles. They trudge through the jungle. They cross the Rio Grande. That is against the law. They need the right paperwork to enter. Why do they do it? Most want a place to thrive. Some had businesses that lost money during China’s pandemic lockdowns. Some want to worship Jesus freely.

“Show kindness and mercy to one another. Do not oppress the widow, the fatherless, the sojourner, or the poor.” (Zechariah 7:9-10)