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Thursday Jan 31, 2019
Thursday Jan 31, 2019
“No one leaves home unless home is in the mouth of a shark.“
Warsan Shire, from the poem Home
Today I’m talking with Shawn Smucker, who is a dear friend and the author of the book, Once We Were Strangers: What Friendship with a Syrian Refugee Taught Me about Loving My Neighbor.
I loved Shawn’s book and I had lot’s of questions for him about refugees and what he has learned through getting to know a Syrian refugee. I think, if you’re like me and you have questions, you’re going to love this conversation.
Links:
Find all of Shawn’s Books HERE
Whole: Restoring What Is Broken in Me, You, and The Entire World by Steve Wiens
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