By Navi Aulkh2024-08-09T12:36:00
‘As a Church, we often focus on unity within our own walls. But maybe our true calling is to be a source of light and love to those hurting around us,’ says British Asian Navi Aulkh in the response to the recent riots across Britian
Growing up as a British Asian in a multicultural city, I’ve always loved the diversity and sense of community. Living among people from different backgrounds, especially a significant Muslim population, has taught me so much about love, compassion, and understanding. For over three years, I’ve worked in Whitmore Reans, Wolverhampton sharing the love of Jesus with everyone, whether they wanted to hear it or not. My mission has always been simple: to love my neighbour.
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