Today, most churches still do fairly well taking care of widows and the poor but as far as welcoming the stranger, some do much better than others.
There can be "political" churches who make a big show of "my country over anyone else" > versus loving all as ourselves; however, there are the Christians with no reputation, doing good with anyone, ready for love with any person.
"if you love those who love you, what reward have you?" (in Matthew 5:46)
The migrant issue has set this back irreparably.
Our Apostle Paul made himself all things with all people, right? 1 Corinthians 9:19-23. But there were people who loved Paul less and less. But he did not let unloving ones decide what he did >
"And I will very gladly spend and be spent for your souls; though the more abundantly I love you, the less I am loved." (2 Corinthians 12:15)
So, no . . . I would say . . . the more in-your-face activist church culture is not going to decide how Jesus has us loving any and all people.
I can see that if Paul made himself all things to all people, this is my example: how I need to learn other languages so I can share with ones who might not now my first language. And . . . speaking about signs >
Which do you think would be more effective? >
I speak with the gift of tongues as a sign to people of another language.
Or, I take the time to learn, developing in caring and sharing relationships with ones while I learn their language.
Of course, one time I was talking with a woman in her county's national language, and she just kept tipping and turning her head; then I spoke something in what seemed like perfectly spoken words that I did not know; and then was when she asked how I spoke her language. Later, her daughter told me she understood only her local dialect. I do not know what I said to her!
But I have seen it with my own eyes, and the moment I went down again and did not care of sins or got lax. Not the same power.
My experience is I can just get into an argument, and already I am losing it. So, I need character in God's love so I stay how I need to be, all the time. And . . . about signs > ones can do signs and wonders but not have the character which we need to make us immune in God's almighty power to keep wrong emotions and thinking and feelings away from us . . . while this character of love has us relating the way God's word says.
So, signs have their humble place, while Jesus' character can have us humble in sharing with Jesus.