Finding A Place Called Home - Meri's Story of the Cantebury Pilgrimge

Finding A Place Called Home - Meri's Story of the Cantebury Pilgrimge

Author: The More Library March 27, 2026 Duration: 15:34

After losing her sense of home, our guest set out alone on a pilgrimage from London to Canterbury. What began as an escape became a journey of reflection, resilience and unexpected reconnection with faith. A powerful story of starting again — and finding direction when everything feels uncertain.


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