No Strangers Here
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Focusing on the urgent need for asylum seekers and refugees, the book explores the role of churches in providing hospitality amidst growing hostility. It argues that Christian hospitality serves as a vital theological and pastoral response to those fleeing danger. By examining the challenges faced by these vulnerable individuals, the author emphasizes the importance of welcoming and supporting them, highlighting the church's responsibility to act compassionately in a globalized world.
