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A March of Faith in Resistance to Mass Deportation
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September 22, 2025
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46:02Now PlayingAthens, Georgia faith organizations joined together for a March of Faith in Resistance to Mass Deportation which took place on Sunday, September 21. Marchers gathered at 595 Prince Avenue at 2 pm marched to the downtown post office where several ministers and faith leaders spoke to a crowd of hundreds.
“Religious leaders [spoke] on moral calls to support immigrant neighbors, to oppose mass deportation and to end family separation,” commented Rev. Dr. Pippin Whitaker, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens and co-chair of the Interfaith Clergy Partnership of Greater Athens, which voted unanimously to cosponsor and participate in the march.
“This is not a political event, it is an expression of our faith,” said Greg Davis, chair of the Interfaith Sanctuary Coalition (ISC), cosponsor of the march. “We are called to stand in moral opposition to the repression and intimidation of our immigrant friends and neighbors.”
Planners of the march included leaders in Unitarian Universalist, Methodist, Quaker, Episcopal, Catholic, Jewish and Baptist congregations.
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