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Minestrone or mushroom?
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That was the choice of soups on the menu for our.
My volunteering day at Jesuit Refugee Service
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Long before it was fashionable, the Jesuit Refugee.
Role description: Part-time volunteer wanted!
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A few evenings ago I was sitting at my computer working.
Lives, not numbers
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailWhen a child, I sometimes played hide-and-seek. I remember.
How would we manage?
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Each month Jesuit Refugee Service UK distributes.
My experience with JRS /UK
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailMy name is Tomislav. I am from Croatia. I worked with.
You Are Here
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Staff member Kate reflects on a special journey she.
Somebody Among Us
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailVolunteer Alistair shares his impressions of the JRS Europe.
I want to welcome the people who come
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Fr Michael Smith SJ reflects on his experience so far.
We walk together
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God of all,
As we walk together,
Open our hearts
To.
We all need to be diligent advocates
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailLouise Zanré, Director of JRS UK, shares her vision for.
In London
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by Emailby CharlesIn a place where I thought that Big Ben is the.
It is wonderful to speak out
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailWhat can we do together to improve the lives of asylum seekers.
Reflections on my work with Asylum Seekers in London
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I have been working with Asylum Seekers for the past.
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The story of a refugee is a story of great courage
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailRome, 20 June 2015 – Refugees do not choose to become.
A safe and shared space to be together
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailMary, Bernadette and Brigitte share their perspectives.
A fruit of my country
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailBy AnonTeach you a fruit of my countryI invite you to.
A simple mind and heart to reciprocate
Subscribe to JRS-UK Community Blog by EmailPaul Anthony, a Jesuit scholastic and member of the Hurtado.
We look to the positive for each other
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Women 4 Women meets monthly at JRS UK as a peer support.
