In Conversation with Dr Krish Kandiah

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Hear Dr Krish Kandiah talking about Moses' speech delay, Jesus' brown eyes and Amy's car boot full of Nutella. Something for everyone! Krish has a big heart and this episode is full of stories of hope and grace. We whistle through adoption, fostering, disability, the global church and unaccompanied child refugees.This is a great listen if you need reminding that the Lord is at work bringing love where there is so much suffering.People:Ed Drew - is the Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - is a writer for Faith in Kids.Dr Krish Kandiah - is a social entrepreneur and the founder of The Sanctuary Foundation, a charity supporting refugees to find welcome, work and worthwhile housing in the UK. He is recognised as an expert in refugee resettlement , child welfare reform, educational innovation and civil society mobilisation. He served as the chair of the Adoption and Special Guardianship Leadership Board. Krish has led the charge on mobilising civil society groups and churches as they have supported recent arrivals from Hong Kong, Afghanistan, Ukraine and Sudan. He has helped to inspire and train thousands to care for vulnerable adults and children.He is a regular broadcaster on the BBC and has written for diverse publications. He has also written two children’s books. Together with his wife Miriam they are adoptive parents, birth parents and foster parents.Recommended resources from this episode:Whistlestop Tales: Around the World in 10 Bible Stories by Krish and Miriam KandiahWhistlestop Tales: Around the Bible with 10 Extraordinary Children by Krish and Miriam Kandiah

Released on 6 Sep 2023

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