Based in the city of Toronto, our conversations touch on the intersection of faith and the margins of society. We explore how the church can effectively engage the current realities experienced by those most vulnerable and we delve into a public theology that embodies what it is to be good neighbour.
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Based in the city of Toronto, our conversations touch on the intersection of faith and the margins of society. We explore how the church can effectively engage the current realities experienced by those most vulnerable and we delve into a public theology that embodies what it is to be good neighbour.
As the former director of a busy men's shelter downtown, my guest Dion Oxford is familiar with the nuances of servant leadership. But as you'll hear in this episode, Dion's battle with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) has gradually given him new perspectives on power, empathy and what it means to BE served. In this episode, we discuss what it means to be friends with clients, we explore institutional limitations for care and what incarnation looks like for people who are not familiar with pain.
Dion is now a certified spiritual director and regularly meets with people who want to talk about their lives through a spiritual lens and he writes an honest and insightful blog which he contributes to regularly.
Video clips of this episode will be uploaded shortly.
Good Neighbour
Based in the city of Toronto, our conversations touch on the intersection of faith and the margins of society. We explore how the church can effectively engage the current realities experienced by those most vulnerable and we delve into a public theology that embodies what it is to be good neighbour.
