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'Today's faith-based communities are being called to help God's children. Gena Thomas's story of
how she answered this call is both powerful and inspirational. At the same time, she sheds light
and brings awareness to the realities of how children continue to suffer around the globe and how
we can all help even the least of these, God's children in need. Separated by the Border
is a book that will empower and inspire the reader.' (John DeGarmo, director of The Foster Care
Institute, author of Faith and Foster Care)'God commands his people to care for those vulnerable
to injustice―particularly, immigrants and children. Gena Thomas and her family faithfully
responded to these biblical injunctions by welcoming a five-year-old foster girl from Honduras into
their home. In Separated by the Border, Gena weaves together her own story with the story of this
precious girl and the brave mother from whom she was separated in the course of a perilous
journey to the United States. In the process, she puts human faces on the complex but often
politicized issues of immigration, asylum seekers, and foster care. Separated by the Border
is a gripping, gracefully written story that the American church needs to hear.' (Matthew Soerens,
US director of church mobilization, World Relief, coauthor of Welcoming the Stranger)'In one
powerful book Gena Thomas shares the trauma, hope, and love that is the migration of men,
women, and children in today's world. Wrapped around her own experience as a foster parent,
Thomas helps us understand why one flees their home country, even though they want to return. It
is truly a remarkable book.' (Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum,
author of There Goes the Neighborhood)'Gena's story, Julia's story, and Lupe's story have been
stewarded in a beautifully delicate yet prophetic calling out in this book's telling. . . . This book is
one of the most compelling and practical ways to say yes to those who need it most.' (From the
foreword by Michelle Ferrigno Warren, author of The Power of Proximity)'Welcoming strangers is
dangerous. All sorts of things might happen: it might radically alter your understanding of the
world, change your politics, or your relationships. It will certainly affect your relationship with God.
Gena Thomas's book is testament to the wonderfully transforming power of hospitality. I
recommend her story to you as a daring and dangerous read.' (Krish Kandiah, founding director of
Home for Good, author of God Is Stranger)'When headlines and public policy debates filter down
to the story of one mother, one child, and one US citizen willing to walk through the process, our
focus changes from the macro to the micro. A story of grief, pain, politics, faith, endurance,
laughter, separation, and reunification, this steps us out of the policy debate and into the individual
experience. I wholeheartedly recommend Gena Thomas as a voice that has walked through real,

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