This study invites us into a journey that is simultaneously ancient and urgent — a pilgrimage that begins with Abraham’s obedience, traverses the wilderness of Hagar, walks in the prison of Joseph, and winds through exile and solidarity to meet the risen Christ on the road to Emmaus.

At the heart of this study is a simple but profound conviction: God is encountered in the stranger — especially those forced by violence, persecution, or disaster to leave their homes. As Christians shaped by Scripture, we are called not merely to admire this reality from afar, but to learn from it, be transformed by it, and participate in the work of compassion God has revealed throughout salvation history.

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