No Strangers Here: Christian Hospitality and Refugee Ministry in Twenty-First-Century Hong Kong
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No Strangers Here: Christian Hospitality and Refugee Ministry in Twenty-First-Century Hong Kong

by Judy Chan

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No Strangers Here examines the connections between Christian hospitality and refugee ministry in twenty-first-century Hong Kong. Judy Chan presents a focused study of faith, welcome, and service, offering readers a thoughtful resource for understanding Christian responses to refugees within a contemporary urban context.

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No Strangers Here examines Christian hospitality and refugee ministry in twenty-first-century Hong Kong.

Judy Chan focuses on the relationship between Christian faith, welcome, and practical ministry among refugees.

Set within Hong Kong’s contemporary context, the book considers how hospitality can shape engagement with displaced people.

This title will interest readers exploring Christianity, refugee ministry, hospitality, and social concerns in an urban Asian setting.

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