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Book Reviews
"Perhaps everyone should be encouraged to read this book, although it will particularly appeal to those who wish to gain more of a personal, in depth insight into the reality of life for forcibly displaced people". A review of this book by Innocent Magambi. Reviewed by Fiona Poulson.
Reviewed by Fiona Poulson
An excerpt from this book by Neal Pirolo about relocating refugees.
"We are here. We are living among you. The reasons for which we came are diverse. Some are noble; some motives are not so pure. But we are here. What are you going to do with me?" Jesus said, "I was a stranger and you took me in." (Matthew 25:35)
"This is well researched, well thought through, accessible to those on many levels who want to reach out to the international community around them." A review of this 'How to' guide from ChristianTEFL.org, available for Kindle. Reviewed by Steph Rollinson.
Reviewed by Steph Rollinson
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Christian Medical Fellowship
The Christian Medical Fellowship unites and equips Christian doctors and nurses to live and speak for Jesus Christ. We were formed in 1949 and there are currently 5,000 doctors, 900 medical and nursing students and 300 nurses and midwives as members. -
2:19
2:19 exists to help local churches embrace the nations by promoting Christian engagement between members of local churches and the international people in their communities.
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Boaz Trust
The Boaz Trust is a Christian charity serving destitute asylum seekers and refugees in Greater Manchester.Web: www.boaztrust.org.ukEmail: info@boaztrust.org.ukTel: 0161 202 1056Location: Manchester, Gt Manchester -
HowWillTheyHear
#HowWillTheyHear mobilises Christians to partner with churches to share the gospel with migrants and refugees across the UK, Europe & Middle East.
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Upbeat Communities
We are a Christian charity that exists to help refugees settle and rebuild their lives in the UK. We want to see strangers become neighbours. -
Welcome Churches
WELCOME CHURCHES' vision is for every refugee in the UK to be welcomed by their local church.
