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'''Border Servant Corps''' ('''BSC''') began as a ministry of the Peace Lutheran Church in [[Las Cruces]], [[New Mexico]].<ref>https://www.borderservantcorps.org/our-story</ref> Peace Lutheran was established by [[left-wing]] schismatics, who in the 1970s broke away from their local congregation affiliated with the [[conservative]] [[Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod]].  In 1988, Peace Lutheran joined the [[Evangelical Church of Lutherans in America]], a [[progressive]] umbrella group.<ref>https://peacelutheranlc.com/about/</ref>

'''Border Servant Corps''' ('''BSC''') began as a ministry of the Peace Lutheran Church in [[Las Cruces]], [[New Mexico]].<ref>https://www.borderservantcorps.org/our-story</ref> Peace Lutheran was established by [[left-wing]] schismatics, who in the 1970s broke away from their local congregation affiliated with the [[conservative]] [[Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod]].  In 1988, Peace Lutheran joined the [[Evangelical Church of Lutherans in America]], a [[progressive]] umbrella group.<ref>https://peacelutheranlc.com/about/</ref>

BSC partners with other [[NGO]]s to promote the idea that anyone seeking asylum has the right to enter the [[United States]] and stay until their case is adjudicated.  Besides humanitarian activities on behalf of the [[immigrant|migrants]] themselves, BSC "hosts groups interested in an accompaniment-style immersion, where relationships and first-hand educational experiences about border issues are prioritized."

BSC partners with other [[NGO]]s to promote the idea that anyone seeking asylum has the right to enter the [[United States]] and stay until their case is adjudicated.<ref>https://www.rescue.org/article/it-legal-cross-us-border-seek-asylum</ref> Besides humanitarian activities on behalf of the [[immigrant|migrants]] themselves, BSC "hosts groups interested in an accompaniment-style immersion, where relationships and first-hand educational experiences about border issues are prioritized."

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