More than 600 clergy from various faiths gathered in Minneapolis on Thursday and Friday for what amounted to a resistance training conference, according to Religion News Service. Clad in “Abolish ICE” T-shirts, rainbow stoles and watermelon yarmulkes, attendees traded tactics for obstructing federal immigration enforcement between songs and prayers. Elizabeth Haralam Shuba of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, told RNS as she joined roughly 200 clergy marching through Minneapolis streets. Marci Scott-Weis, senior pastor of the Magnolia United Church of Christ in Seattle, told the UCC. Beyond protests, some churches have mobilized mutual aid networks — delivering food boxes and homework packets to families sheltering indoors to avoid ICE, according to Word in Black.