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Articles by Kate Kooyman

Kate Kooyman is a pastor in the Reformed Church in America and works for the Christian Reformed Church Office of Social Justice. She teaches about immigration issues in churches in order to empower Christians to discern their calling to advocate for justice. She also helps to coordinate the “Immigrants are a Blessing, Not a Burden” campaign.

Being Willing to Talk About Racial Violence

  • Kate Kooyman
3
1 year ago

The week of the El Paso shooting, my son asked why the flags were not being flown at the top of the pole. It was a hard parenting moment.

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  • church
  • gun violence
  • race in America

Advent Hope: Disculpa os pido, no os reconocía

  • Kate Kooyman
0
2 years ago

This Advent season, iAt reflects on each week's theme (Hope, Peace, Joy, & Love) and how the promise of the incarnation transforms how we view what's happening in our culture today. We start this week with Hope.

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  • Advent
  • immigration
  • incarnation

Our Calling of Empathy and Love for Migrant Children

  • Kate Kooyman
1
2 years ago

The God we encounter in Scripture hears the cries of mothers wailing for their children but is not moved by the smug self-righteousness of those who claim there is a proper and orderly way to flee for one’s life.

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  • Christ
  • Christian response
  • family
  • immigration
  • suffering

Our Call to Welcome the Stranger

  • Kate Kooyman
8
4 years ago

We serve a God who points us to an abundant life. And maybe that’s not a safe life, or a comfortable life, or a life that makes no demands on us. But if we have learned anything from Scripture, it’s that this God loves to hide the good news of that abundant life in the face of a stranger.

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  • executive order
  • immigrant
  • refugee
  • stranger
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