For the immigrant sitting with paperwork that never ends.
For the refugee who left everything and is still learning
to call somewhere else home.
For the one who wonders if God came with them when they crossed the border.

He did. And He sees you.

Letters to the Scattered is a 30-day devotional written
from inside the journey, not from the other side of it.
Moving verse by verse through the book of James, each day
meets you in the real weight of displacement: the language
barriers, the legal uncertainty, and the exhaustion of starting
over, the quiet fear that one decision could undo everything.

This is not a devotional about surviving immigration.
It is a devotional about encountering God in the middle of it.

Author Gemima Kerren Cadet was born in Haiti, survived the 2010
earthquake, spent years living under Temporary Protected
Status in South Florida, and relocated to Canada as a refugee
in January 2026. She writes not as an outside observer but
as someone who has had to hold on to God in real time,
with her own life still in motion.

Drawing on the story of Hagar, the displaced, the unseen,
the one who met God in the wilderness and named Him
El Roi, the God Who Sees , this devotional reminds the
scattered what the world calls displacement,
God calls planting.

Each day includes:

• A passage from the book of James
• A reflection grounded in lived experience
• A Truth to Ground You
• A practical activity to anchor your faith

Perfect for immigrants, refugees, diaspora Christians,
and anyone who has ever needed Scripture to meet them
not in comfort, but in the middle of real uncertainty.

You are not invisible. You are not forgotten.
You are exactly where God planted you.