ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
with guest Carissa Youssef, Food for the Hungry Canada.
What is poverty, really? Where does it come from? What are ways to effectively tackle such a huge problem? Carissa’s been wrapping her head and heart around it for years. She shares life-lessons on healthy helping, and tells her own personal experience with poverty and why she now is pouring her life into walking alongside others experiencing this vulnerability.
Recommended Resources:
Helping Without Hurting by Corbett and Fikkert;
Why Business Matters to God: (And What Still Needs to Be Fixed) by Jeff Van DuzerEpisode
Episode hosted by Shelaine and Eric.
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