In this video interview, Aaron Limmo talks about the importance of recognizing the humanity of all displaced people.
Aaron Limmo, one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," is a church planter in Iowa for the United Methodist Church. In this video interview, he talks about the importance of seeing the humanity in ALL people and how to express hospitality to those who are displaced from their homes.
Music by Ryan Peak
What do you see when you look at this photo? How can we re-imagine boundaries we create between people?
This photo shows refugee and German children together at INSPIRE, a fresh expression of church in downtown Chemnitz in eastern Germany. Although these children are not from the same place, they are the same. They are children.
Photo provided by Barry Sloan, a husband, father, missionary, and pilgrim. Barry lives and works in Chemnitz, Germany.
How can we show hospitality to displaced people? Offer your creative suggestions in this discussion thread.
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