Rondell Treviño is the Founder of Memphis immigration Project—a faith-based organization that exists to engage issues of Immigration from a biblical perspective. Before founding Memphis immigration Project, he worked as a Southeast Mobilizer for the Evangelical Immigration Table and also served for two years as a Pastoral Resident at Fellowship Memphis Church under Bryan Loritts. Rondell speaks on issues of Immigration from a biblical perspective at Churches, organizations, and conferences throughout the country, and meets with legislators on how to better create, implement, and sustain just and good Immigration policies and practices geared toward the flourishing of society. Rondell received a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from Belhaven University in 2014, and a Master of Divinity from Capital Seminary & Graduate School in 2016. Above all, Rondell is happily married to Laura Treviño and is the proud father of Sofia Treviño.
When it comes to Immigration, many evangelical Christians fail to view this topic from a truly biblical perspective. In 2015, Lifeway Research asked evangelicals to list which factor has most influenced their beliefs about immigration. About one in ten (12%) said the Bible was the primary factor. In other words, only 12% of evangelical Christians […]
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