ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Trace the history of the Chinese church in Halifax with Pastor Szeto as he shares how serving an immigrant community ebbs and flows with the policies and practices of the Canadian government and local university institutions. As immigration policies continue to shape our city, Pastor Szeto shares lessons he has learned in ministry and how a church like Deep Water can grow in its multiethnic journey.
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