Star Isaac on Being a Refugee

Episode 45 of the Meet an African Pastor Podcast podcast, hosted by Anthony Sytsma, titled "Star Isaac on Being a Refugee" was published on May 11, 2024 and runs 57 minutes.

May 11, 2024 ·57m · Meet an African Pastor Podcast

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This is a testimony shared by Pastor Star Isaac Losusanna of how he ran from South Sudan and became a refugee in Uganda. He explains what it was like being a refugee and how God used him to start a church in the camp. He currently pastors Zion church in Yei, South Sudan. He also shares about going through a Helping Without Hurting in Africa training with me while in Uganda and how he put the training into practice back home. Interviewed May 9th, 2024. (58 minutes)

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This is a testimony shared by Pastor Star Isaac Losusanna of how he ran from South Sudan and became a refugee in Uganda. He explains what it was like being a refugee and how God used him to start a church in the camp. He currently pastors Zion church in Yei, South Sudan. He also shares about going through a Helping Without Hurting in Africa training with me while in Uganda and how he put the training into practice back home. Interviewed May 9th, 2024. (58 minutes)

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