23. Prisoners of Hope
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The ecumenical movement has played a key role in shaping in the fight for a more just world. Christian Balslev-Olesen and Karsten Nissen have been at the forefront of the movement since the late 1960s. But what drove two young theology students to become activists? Where is the ecumenical movement today? What would they do today if they were just starting out? Listen as two (self-declared) boomers give a master class in how to stay committed for the long haul!
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