At ELOI Ministries, our mission is driven by the tireless dedication of our leadership and the unwavering support of our community. This week, we had
Introduction: The Illusion of Immediate Safety When a New American crosses the border legally seeking asylum, the assumption is that the trauma is over. The
Introduction: The “New World” Diet February is American Heart Month. While we often focus on infectious diseases (malaria, HIV) when talking about Africa, the biggest
Introduction: When an Elder Dies, a Library Burns There is an African proverb: “When an old man dies, a library burns to the ground.” We
Introduction: February 1st Approaches This Sunday marks the start of Black History Month. For a recent immigrant from Uganda, this can be a confusing time.
Introduction: The Echo of Memphis Earlier this week, the nation paused to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We posted quotes on social media and
Introduction: A Bittersweet Freedom Imagine winning the lottery, but being told you cannot share a penny of it with your spouse or children. Imagine being
Introduction: The Myth of “Welcome” The Statue of Liberty lifts her lamp beside the golden door, but for thousands of asylum seekers arriving in the
At the heart of ELOI Ministries Inc. (USA) is a commitment to the fundamental truth that all people deserve to be treated with dignity, regardless
On Thursday, December 18, our community gathered for a moving “Peaceful Vigil” to “Ignite Our Lights” in honor of International Migrants Day. Held on the
