About The Event

LS25 Predicación y Migración

Migration is not just a movement; it is a story of identity, resilience, and faith. From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible bears witness to human mobility as an essential part of God’s people’s experience. Throughout history, the Church has walked alongside communities on the move, facing challenges and embracing new opportunities. This is reflected in the life of the Church, where migration has been a constant. Preachers are called to proclaim hope, just as Jesus did amid the trauma caused by human displacement.

This series brings together experts, scholars, theologians, missiologists, pastors, psychologists, anthropologists, ministry leaders, and prophetic voices to explore the intersection between preaching and migration. How can our preaching honor identity in the lived experiences of migrants? How do we address trauma with pastoral sensitivity and theological depth? Join us as we equip, inspire, and challenge one another to be a voice of justice and grace in a world and a Church on the move.

Migration
Preaching

Life Pacific University - CA

LS25 Predicación y Migración - Agenda

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LS25 Predicación y Migración

Preaching is an act that arises from our identity and context. These workshops will explore how to approach the migratory experience that shapes the identity of both the preacher and the listener, and how that identity influences the proclamation of the Gospel and their lives. Questions about belonging, language, and culture in preaching within migratory contexts will be addressed.

Trauma deeply impacts migrant communities and their spirituality. In these workshops, we will reflect on how preaching can be a space for healing and hope. Pastoral and biblical-theological tools will be offered to address trauma with sensitivity and care through the proclamation of the message.

Effective preaching requires not only inspiration but also technique/homiletics (methods of sermon delivery). These workshops will provide strategies to communicate the message of the Good News clearly in migration contexts. Aspects such as the use of language, the development of narratives, and storytelling that connects with diverse and mobile audiences will be explored.

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LS25 Predicación y Migración

Download the informational brochure with all the details of the LS25 event, including lodging, transportation, schedules, and nearby services. Join the 8th Justo and Catherine González Lecture Series, October 9–11, 2025 in West Covina, CA.

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