Nadim Ednan-Laperouse

Malcolm Duncan, the newly appointed lead pastor at Kensington Temple, shares insights into Pentecostal history and contemporary renewal. Anna Morgan discusses the surge in spiritual hunger among Gen Z, linking it to post-pandemic shifts. Andy Crook highlights the global impact of charismatic movements, while Nadim Ednan-Laperouse recounts his transformative journey following his daughter's tragic death, leading to faith and advocacy for safer food laws. Together, they explore how a cultural fascination with the supernatural is reshaping modern Christianity.

Nadim Ednan-Laperouse, founder of The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation and father to Natasha, who tragically passed away from an allergic reaction, shares his profound journey of grief and healing. He discusses the emotional turmoil of his daughter's life-threatening allergic incidents, the urgent push for food safety reforms, and the spiritual revelations he experienced during her final hours. Nadim's story highlights the intersection of personal loss, faith, and the vital importance of raising awareness about allergies.

Nadim Ednan-Laperouse, co-founder of the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation and OBE recipient, shares his heartbreaking journey after the loss of his daughter, Natasha, to a severe allergic reaction. He discusses his advocacy for food allergy awareness and the significant changes in food labeling laws in her memory. The conversation delves into the profound struggles with faith amidst grief, the bureaucratic challenges of repatriating his daughter, and how his tragedy ignited a passionate campaign for safety and awareness in food allergies.