October 16, 2021 – Santo André

V Refugee Forum: “Church and Refugees: Path to Tomorrow”

The 5th Refugee Forum, still under pandemic conditions, was organized in a hybrid format (in-person and online) and held at the First Baptist Church of Santo André.

The event brought together 60 churches and ministries, 24 social organizations and missionary agencies, 5 universities, and 1 government entity. Among the many topics discussed, key highlights included the importance of building networks, the social and cultural aspects of welcoming in churches, the perspective of Indigenous integration, and the autonomy and professionalization of migrants and refugees.

These moments provided deep reflections for the continued efforts of churches and Christian organizations in welcoming migrants and refugees.

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