The IWC was proud to meet with a delegation from Vietnam exploring Freedom of Religion and Belief through the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) of the San Antonio Council for International Visitors.…
The IWC served 15,473 people between January and October 2024. The 2024 monthly average is 1,407. In November 2024 alone, the IWC served 1,411 individuals at the bus station and…
For a decade, the Interfaith Welcome Coalition (IWC) has stood as a beacon of hope and humanity in San Antonio and beyond, providing support to immigrants, refugees, and asylum…
Have you thought about the fact that we–IWC volunteers–are among the very few who have actually met asylum seekers as they really are? Others may say “those people” should have…
Our new Migrant Resources page is full of information for both migrants and their allies on a number of issues such as legal rights resources, San Antonio Area Resources, and…
The IWC served 14,062 people between January and October 2024. The 2024 monthly average is 1,406. In October 2024 alone, the IWC served 1,820 individuals at the bus station and…
(Note: This isn’t the exact knapsack noted in the story) By Brenda Neal Each day I spent at the Greyhound Station in San Antonio had its own story, but one…
IWC would be nothing without its volunteers. Thank you to the hundreds of volunteers who filled the sanctuary at Laurel Heights United Methodist Church on Saturday, Oct. 12, for a…
We at IWC know you get a lot of emails and that your time is precious. With that in mind, we’d like to assess how to make the newsletter an…
Traveling Mercies: Encounters with Asylum Seekers is available on paperback and Kindle. Traveling Mercies by Interfaith Welcome Coalition(Author), Mary Grace Ketner(Editor), which features 31 authors and 71 stories of their encounters…