Join Dan Morrice and Pete Kessell as they set out across the Negev desert on a 500-mile journey from Egypt to Nazareth, tracing the journey a young refugee child made two millennia ago. Despite being wildly out of their depth, the intrepid duo are rescued by kind strangers in fortuitous wilderness encounters that shed a light on the compassionate culture of the Middle East. The two discuss divine providence, defiant peace and the lessons a wilderness encounter can bring to the modern world.

To dig deeper into the stories in this episode, search for Finding the Peacemakers, by Dan Morrice, published by Hodder and Stoughton.

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