Click below to watch! We are grateful for our new short film in 2022 and all those who helped make it! Please watch to understand our vision and mission and why we exist!
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As Christians, our response to the global refugee crises is clearly given in Scripture: practice hospitality and love the stranger. This short 4:55 minute short film was created to inform and inspire us to act on behalf of those who suffer the most due to war and injustice. Click here to watch
Joel Vestal interviews and talks with Basim, a native of Saudi Arabia and engineer student, about working together to help the refugee and immigrant community in Indianapolis.
There is a community of refugees in a different part of the city who have invited us to come and help them with an English club and mentor kids in their homework. There are many Syrian, Somali, African, and Burmese families.
We believe there is power when people from different faiths can come together and do something good for the refugee community.
If you live in Indianapolis and want to help us, please contact us. If you are an International student, you need a volunteer opportunity. Migros Aid Indy will provide a certificate upon completion of your volunteer service for your resume in the future.
Please contact us to get involved!
Soccer brings the world together! As kids are out of school for the summer, many smiles and lots of excitement to be able to play the world’s #1 game with other kids and volunteers!
Every week, we sing songs, say the pledge of allegiance, and say to everyone,
“Welcome to Indianapolis! We are so glad you are here!” The greatest value is that people we encounter will feel welcomed and valued.
These children whose families originate from Bhutan, share beautifully!
In 1621 native Americans & “pilgrims” from England, seeking religious freedom, shared a meal together that began Thanksgiving. With Chicken, rice/dhal, apples, and breads, a first Thanksgiving was experienced in 2016 with new Americans. As the story was told about the history of Thanksgiving, it was a great evening. These modern-day “pilgrims” are seeking peace, religious freedom, and a new life. They come from Iraq, Afghanistan, Congo, Rwanda. It was a beautiful meal and a little English lesson on asking each other what we are grateful for!
