Father, you hear the cries of the oppressed (Exodus 3:7) — incline your ear to immigrant families in distress. Call us to raise our voices in advocacy and solidarity.

Jesus, you walked among the excluded — walk now with immigrant children made invisible. Grant us eyes to see, hearts to feel, and hands to labor for justice.

Merciful God, you “go before us,” leading in our exile (Deuteronomy 31:8) — lead immigrant children and their families into safety. Empower us to follow you in accompaniment.

Lord, you exalt the lowly and bring down the proud (Luke 1:52) — lift up marginalized immigrant families. Let us bend the arc of our society toward dignity for all.

God of light, shine in darkness for children separated and fearful. Enlighten our minds and hearts to respond with compassion and justice.

Holy One, you bind up the brokenhearted — heal those wounded by migration’s trauma. Move us to accompany and support in tangible, loving ways.

Father, you care for orphans and widows — care for immigrant children lacking security and stability. May we serve as instruments of your providence.

God of justice, you desire a future of hope (Jeremiah 29:11) — breathe hope into the hearts of immigrant families. Call us to join in that future through our solidarity and care.

Lord Jesus, you said, “Whoever receives one such child in my name receives me” (Matthew 18:5) — may each child displaced be welcomed. Grant us humility to receive them and advocate for them.

Loving God, you promise to be close to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18) — draw near to those suffering in migration. May our presence echo your closeness and hope.

Holy Spirit, open our ears to the cries of the voiceless and oppressed. Lead us to creative, just responses in solidarity with immigrant families.

Merciful Father, you gather the lost and lonely into your arms — enfold all immigrant children in your love. May we follow your lead in reaching out to them tenderly.

Lord, you bring good news to the poor and set the oppressed free (Luke 4:18) — may this be true for our refugee brothers and sisters. Instill in our hearts the courage to act as you call us.

God of peace, heal the wounds of families torn apart by borders. Inspire in us bold initiatives of compassion, rooted in faith and truth.

Creator God, you call us to “act justly, love mercy, walk humbly” (Micah 6:8) — for immigrant children and their families. Guide us in concrete actions to uphold justice and mercy in union.

Father of all, you made each person in your image — guard the dignity of every migrant child and parent. Help us to see them as sisters and brothers and to act accordingly.

Almighty God, “I was a stranger and you welcomed me” (Matthew 25:35) — stir in us the grace to welcome immigrant families. May we listen deeply and labor for policies rooted in love.

God of mercy, you know every tear that falls from a child’s eye — comfort those separated from their families. May we become your hands and feet in restoring connection and justice.

Holy Spirit, kindle compassion in our hearts that see the faces of exile and longing. Lead each of us to discern how we might respond in concrete solidarity.

Lord Jesus, you carried your cross for us — accompany those carrying the burdens of migration. Teach us to carry a portion of their load in humble service.