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In this episode, Bishop Mary Gregory is joined by author, broadcaster and refugee advocate Krish Kandiah to explore what it means to offer sanctuary in a world shaped by conflict, displacement and climate change.
Together they discuss hospitality as a defining Christian practice, the stories that shape public attitudes towards refugees and migration, and the Church’s calling to be both deeply rooted in local communities and globally engaged.
Drawing on scripture, personal experience and the work of the Sanctuary Foundation, this conversation offers a thoughtful challenge to reimagine welcome, compassion and faithful discipleship in today's world.
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