42: Things I Wish I Knew About Being a Friend to Refugees

from Things I Wish I Knew · host Thinking Faith

In this episode, Julia speaks with Dallya Alhorri, an inspiring member of the Jesuit Refugee Service team, as she shares her poignant journey from Sudan to the UK. Dallya reflects on the challenges she faced when she arrived, including navigating a new culture and language while grieving the loss of her homeland.Through her story, we explore the significance of community and connection, and how small gestures can make a profound difference in the life of refugees and asylum seekers.Find out more at: www.thinkingfaith.orgFollow us on Instagram: @tiwik_pod

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