An article by George Wieland and I on how Christians may respond to migrant communities in New Zealand called “The Stranger in our Midst” can be found in the latest issue of Daystar Magazine – Oct/Nov 2009, Vol 9, No.6, pp.24-26. It appears it is published in hard copy only.
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You can see the position paper by Andrew & George at http://www.visionnetwork.org.nz/social-justice/555-immigration-position.html