Summer Travel Series: Melbourne with Devi Abraham
This week we're off to Melbourne with Devi Abraham, who gives us the lowdown on the Land Down Under.
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Throw a shrimp on the barbie, we’re headed to Oz!
In a bonus summer series, Roxy goes on a journey to see what’s what for seekers in other great cities, exploring the spiritual side of four favorite metropolises. This week we’re off to Melbourne with Devi Abraham, who gives us the lowdown on the Land Down Under.
Devi takes us on a tour of the oft-voted “most livable city in the world” and its richly diverse population — and food scene. We compare notes on evangelicalism, purity culture and finding community in a new city.
And, yeah, we talk Hillsong.
GUESTS:
- Devi Abraham is a writer, thinker and podcaster. She is co-host of “Where Do We Go From Here?,” a weekly podcast untangling sexual ethics for a generation of Christians detoxing from purity culture.
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