United Church of Christ leaders call for denouncing hate, standing with Haitian community in Springfield
As people of faith, called to love our neighbors as ourselves, the United Church of Christ denounces all xenophobic, racist, and violent rhetoric and actions against immigrants in the United States and stands with the Haitian community in Springfield, Ohio, at this critical time.
Francis Wilkinson “We cannot let the bad guys win,” Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said Monday. DeWine announced that he was ...
More than 30 bomb threats have been made against schools, government buildings and city officials’ homes since last week, ...
Division and hate are settling in on Springfield, Ohio, a community that in large part is safe, united and peaceful.
FBI homicide data also showed that the number of homicides in Springfield fluctuated without a clear trend from 2012 to 2022. As he repeated unsubstantiated claims about Haitian immigrants, Sen.
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Macollvie Neel, editor of the Haitian Times, was ready to start her workday from home on Monday when her doorbell rang. What ...
Members of the South Florida Haitian community rallied together Sunday in North Miami against false accusations that Haitian ...
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine was in Springfield showing his support to the Haitian community Sunday evening. News Center 7′s ...
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The Trump campaign continued to push false claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, even after a top city leader ...
Springfield Mayor Ron Rue has spent more than a week scrambling to respond to a wave of bomb threats while subtly touting how ...
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