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The first Sunday in May, May 3, has been designated Immigrant Rights Sunday within the UCC. The Council for Racial and Ethnic Ministries (COREM) and Justice and Witness Ministries are urging congregations to lift up immigrants on this day: to learn about their concerns, honor their contributions to our country and communities, and listen to hear where God is leading us regarding issues of immigration. Worship resources for Immigrant Rights Sunday are posted on the Immigration webpage at 
