"Who is My Neighbor?" DVD Available Now

“Who is My Neighbor? A Faith-Based Dialogue on Immigration,” a DVD-based curricular resource encouraging faith-based consideration of immigration, is now available. You can View the DVD or Order your copy and study materials online.

Developed through a partnership with Iliff, Colorado Council of Churches, the American Friends Service Committee, Colorado Immigrant Rights Council, and The Bell Policy Center, the resource is useful for congregations in adult educational settings and can be used at any time througout the year. In addition to looking at biblical and faith perspectives on immigration, the curriculum works to describe features of a just comprehensive immigration reform.

The curriculum’s DVD resource features recent immigrants to Colorado, data about the history and economic impacts of immigration in the state, interviews with faith communities, and information provided by many Iliff faculty members, as well as alums or students.

For additional information about the DVD, please contact Katherine Turpin, assistant professor of religious education, kturpin@iliff.edu.

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The Iliff School of Theology is a graduate theological school of the United Methodist Church, serving more than 38 different faith traditions. Founded in 1892, the seminary provides several degree programs, including a joint Ph.D. program with the University of Denver.