#Pray4Reform: Evangelicals Flood Capitol to Urge Immigration Reform

July 24, 2013

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Members of the Evangelical Immigration Table — along with hundreds of evangelical Christians from across the country — prayed, worshiped, and put hands and feet to their faith by visiting their members of Congress to urge commonsense immigration reform on Wednesday, July 24.

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