Merciful God, draw near to those who journey alone, far from home. May we walk with them, listen, and respond in faithful hope.

Lord, you told us to love our neighbor as ourselves (Mark 12:31) — let that neighbor include immigrant children and families. Help us to act on that love in tangible ways.

Spirit of God, stir in each of us a prophetic heart for immigrant children. May we not remain silent but witness courageously to justice and mercy.

Loving Father, you hear the sighs of captives — be their hope and strength. May we partner with you in bringing freedom and restoration.

Jesus, you call us to be salt and light (Matthew 5:13-14) — may our solidarity with immigrant families flavor and illumine our society. Teach us to live visibly for the vulnerable.

God of mercy, show us where fear and prejudice hide in our hearts. Grant us humility to repent, conversion to justice, and boldness to build bridges.

Holy Spirit, lead us in paths of justice and inclusion, not exclusion. May our communities reflect the love and welcome of Christ.

Father, you command us to defend the rights of the oppressed (Proverbs 31:8–9) — defend immigrant children and their voices. May we speak and act where they cannot, with courage.

Lord Jesus, you taught grace would overflow through giving (Luke 6:38) — grant that our generosity toward immigrants might overflow. Help us to give sacrificially and faithfully in service.

God of refuge, shelter the displaced children and their families in your care. May we become safe harbors through our solidarity and action.

Spirit of truth, reveal to us the realities of migration and its causes. Awaken compassion and guide our collective response in light of the Gospel.

Lord, you declared that the measure you use will be used for you (Matthew 7:2) — may we treat immigrant children with mercy and justice. Guide us to apply that measure to our policy and practice.

Heavenly Father, you called your people to welcome the alien (Leviticus 19:34) — renew in us that ancient call today. May we welcome immigrant families as you invite us to be your hands.

God of compassion, you heal the brokenhearted and bind up their wounds (Psalm 147:3) — heal children traumatized by separation. Lead us to be instruments of your healing presence.

Lord Jesus, you taught us that what we do for “the least of these” we do for you (Matthew 25:40) — let our service to immigrant children honor you. Awaken in us a sacrificial love in deed and truth.

Creator of all, you have no borders within your love — help us to live beyond walls and divisions. May our actions reflect your boundless embrace.

Gracious God, break the chains of fear and sorrow for families in transit. May our church and community be small signs of hope and welcome.

Lord, you judge with righteousness and defend the poor (Psalm 9:4) — protect immigrant children from abuse and neglect. Stir in us a just heart and faithful action.

Holy Spirit, you pour out gifts for the common good (1 Corinthians 12:7) — equip us for service to immigrant children. May each of us discern and use our gifts in this mission.