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Embracing the Margins

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How should Christians engage with poverty across national, cultural, and racial barriers? Dr. Michael Badriaki (Ugandan) and Dr. Matthew Price (American) explore topics and stories regarding poverty, sharing of resources, and the church. Embracing the Margins Podcast seeks to catalyze church leaders, non-profits, and individual Christians to re-examine the ways resources are shared in light of Jesus' teaching on the rich, the poor, and the nature of the church itself.

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6/24/2021

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Lessons from Haiti

September 10, 2021

Lessons from Haiti

In this episode of Embracing the Margins, Drs. Price and Badriaki examine the humanitarian crisis in Haiti caused by the recent earthquake and look back to the previous international relief response to a similar Haitian crisis in 2010. What is the best way for Christians to partner and help with the relief effort, and what lessons can we learn from the past?

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August 21, 2021

The Response of the Church to Afghanistan

Drs. Badriaki and Price grapple with the developing crisis in Afghanistan and the questions it raises for the Church as the Taliban resumes power. What are the roots to the original American intervention and do the motivations square with Christianity? How does such Western intervention collide with issues of culture, race, and stereotypes, and most importantly, what action should concerned Christians take?

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July 7, 2021

Barriers to Missional Generosity - Self-Centeredness

What prevents Christians from effectively fighting poverty? In this episode, Drs. Badriaki and Price explore the problem of self-centeredness and how ethnocentric (and invidualized) thought patterns are destructive to poverty alleviation partnerships and helping strategies. They also answer the question of how to effectively counter such barriers to foster vibrant missional generosity.

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What is Embracing the Margins?

How should Christians engage with poverty across national, cultural, and racial barriers? Dr. Michael Badriaki (Ugandan) and Dr. Matthew Price (American) explore topics and stories regarding poverty, sharing of resources, and the church. Embracing the Margins Podcast seeks to catalyze church leaders, non-profits, and individual Christians to re-examine the ways resources are shared in light of Jesus' teaching on the rich, the poor, and the nature of the church itself.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

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