A number of leaders of various groups within the Southern Baptist Convention, formed on the basis of ethnicity, signed a statement opposing deportations of illegal immigrants.
According to Baptist Press, these included the following:
John Asante, president, Ghana Baptist Convention
Victor Chayasirisobhon, director, SBC Asian Collective
Keny Felix, president, Southern Baptist Convention National Haitian Fellowship
James Kang, executive director, Council of Korean Southern Baptist Churches in America
Thuam C. Khai, executive director, Myanmar National Baptist Fellowship
Amos Lee, president, Chinese Baptist Fellowship of the United States and Canada
Lito Lucas, president, Filipino Southern Baptist Fellowship of North America
Hre Mang, president, Myanmar National Baptist Fellowship
Bruno Molina, executive director, National Hispanic Baptist Network
Philip Nache, pastor, Hope of Nations Fellowship Church, Bloomington, Minn., on behalf of Nigerian churches
Gregory Perkins, president, National African American Fellowship of the SBC
Christian Phang, executive director, Vietnamese Baptist Union
Jesse Rincones, executive director, Texas Hispanic Baptist Convention
Dan Santiago, executive director, Filipino Southern Baptist Fellowship of North America
Jeremy Sin, executive director, Chinese Baptist Fellowship of the United States and Canada
Francis Tabla, pastor, Ebenezer Community Church in Brooklyn Park, Minn., on behalf of Liberian churches
This is unfortunately what Cooperative Program dollars are supporting.
Looks like you are wasting your money.
It’s hard not to arrive at that conclusion, Fred. Some good is being done on the foreign mission field; but there is also this kind of thing.