Justice, Youth, and Transcending with A.J. Hendry
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A.J. Hendry is a Youth Development Worker and housing advocate, working in the Youth Housing and Homelessness space. He leads a service supporting rangatahi experiencing homelessness and is also an advocate working collectively to end youth homelessness in Aotearoa NZ. He is also the curator and creator of the blog and podcast When Lambs Are Silent, where he explores the intersection between faith and justice.
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Each episode this year has brought an answer to a question that I think is so big. That question..."when we say God what are we actually trying to say?". Here are those answers, in part.
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Published 10/30/23
Published 10/30/23
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Tamice Spencer-Helms (she/they) is a published author, speaker, and theologian based in Richmond, Virginia.
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