In 2019, I was having a very difficult time in my marriage and my husband was treating me poorly. I was depressed and went to seek help. I met Ms. Fung from Cameron House who referred me to Jubilee where I met Amy. 

Welcome to the Jubilee community of friends. I’m here to tell you our story. I find that especially during these uncertain times, it is grounding to remember our story, who we are and where we have come from. 

As I depart and reflect on Jubilee’s past decade, my heart is filled with both sadness and gratitude.

This past week, Christians around the world celebrated Holy Week. The cruelty and horror of Good Friday. The dead silence of Holy Saturday. Culminating with the Resurrection on Easter Sunday, Jesus’ victory over death and evil. As a Christian, I want to believe and celebrate the newness that Resurrection brings.

Thank you for helping us raise over $72,000 with our end-of-the-year matching campaign!

Since November, our team has been responding to the flurry of calls from undocumented immigrants who are confused and afraid for their futures.

Javier* crossed the border into the U.S. from Mexico in 2011, after he was laid off from his factory job of 20 years.

December is often associated with joy. Yet, how do we find real joy amidst a fallen world? While it is still dark and will likely only get darker.