In this episode (part 2 of 3) David and John sit down with Rev. Tsakani Sibanda to discuss what reading the Bible in proximity to the poor might look like. Immediately it begins with a discussion that challenges our concept of proximity as an event rather than a way of living. The team explores the relationship of proximity, community and power in how we read Scripture. What might we miss in Scripture when we fail to recognise our own locatedness, especially when that is out of community with the poor and the marginalised. This episode asks questions of theological training distances from praxis and located in places of privilege. Audio produced by Exilic Music www.exilic.co.za The work of Isiphambano, including Julle Mense, is advanced through the generous donations and support of those who resonate with a vision of a reconciled and just South Africa. Please consider becoming a partner in this ministry by financial giving either through a once-off gift or regular monthly giving. Donate by following this link www.payfast.co.za/donate/go/isiphambano