Is welcoming the stranger part of our biblical mandate? Former refugees share their experience...
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Krish Kandiah was Premier's Guest Editor for World Refugee Week, challenging us to ask: do we see refugees as a problem to solve, a project for the church, or simply people with their own stories, hopes and struggles? He joined Esther alongside the Rt Rev Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani, Bishop of Chelmsford, and Sophia, a Ukrainian student studying in the UK, to discuss how churches can help people build life in the UK.
Released on 18 Jun 2026
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