A new theological reflection on migration called Becoming Human Together has been produced by Christian Aid Scotland and Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees.
It is aimed at Christian ministers, preachers, worship-leaders and those involved in setting and influencing the policy of their churches, and explores Christian theology from the Reformed tradition as it relates to faith and forced migration.
It contains four areas for theological reflection – lament, wrestling and reconciling, reciprocal hospitality and pilgrimage – and is interspersed with real life stories of people who have direct experience of forced migration and examples of how churches and faith groups in Scotland can respond.
Becoming Human Together can be downloaded from Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees website.
