The US State Department wants to bring workers from Kenya to South Africa to help with the Afrikaner ‘refugee’ project — and ...

But not all of us. The Episcopal Church did not make a moral stand against slavery, and some of our eminent leaders were pillars of the transatlantic slave trade.

Carter said he respects and honors the Episcopal Church's decision not to work with the government on resettling the Afrikaners, even if his network has taken a different approach.

In May, the Episcopal Church chose to end its refugee resettlement partnership with the US government rather than resettle Afrikaners. Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe said his church’s commitment to racial ...

The Episcopal Church won’t help resettle the South Africans, calling it “unfathomable” that they receive favoritism over others. Moreover, the church said it would no longer work with the ...

On Tuesday, we blogged that the Episcopal Church was refusing to resettle white Afrikaners who had been granted refugee status by the Trump administration and had arrived in the United States. We ...

This month, the Episcopal Church chose to end its refugee resettlement partnership with the U.S. government rather than resettle Afrikaners.

If the Episcopal Church had agreed to resettle South African Boers, then it would have elevated a lie that will affect refugee resettlement for years to come.

Such was the outrage expressed by the Episcopal Church, which announced after the Afrikaners arrived that it was terminating its partnership with the federal government to resettle refugees.

Last week, the Episcopal Church chose to end its refugee resettlement partnership with the U.S. government rather than resettle Afrikaners.