Latino Pastors Refit Preaching, Pastoral Care to Trauma of Mass Deportations
In a Home Depot parking lot beside a freeway on-ramp in a city northeast of Los Angeles, a woman sang to a small crowd in Spanish over her band's rocking cumbia rhythm,
“How I love my people, for being more than brave.”
People attend a vigil marking 40 days since the death of Carlos Roberto Montoya Valdez at a Home Depot parking lot, October 10, in Monrovia, California.
Author's summary: Latino pastors adapt to support communities affected by mass deportations.
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