Church-based activists seeking to serve the homeless have
been criticised as naive do-gooders by their state-funded
counterparts. Jon Kuhrt argues that the complex
realities of street life require Christians to temper grace with
the tough love of truth.
Just over ten years ago I was the manager of a sixty-bed cold
weather shelter for young homeless …
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