Prasanta discusses the role of her personal faith journey in shaping her identity and helping hernavigate life as an ethnic minority.

Prasanta and I chat about the meaning of ethnic loneliness as it pertains to immigrants, assimilation, code switching, and identity negotiation.

In this episode, Josephine talks about how God helped her every step of the way, miraculously supplying the needs of the people of Sierra Leone through the Wanda Foundation.

A former missionary to Haiti, Dorina talks about what it was like to host a refugee family in her home for nearly a month and how practicing hospitality can be spiritually beneficial for your family.

In this episode, Bronwyn Lea and I discuss the impact of visas and the process of becoming permanent residents and ultimately citizens on immigrants.

Brittani reminds us that a believers call to love the foreigner is not a new biblical revelation. Its a truth found all over Scripture.

In this episode, Patrick expands on his faith journey, describing how his encounter with Jesus confirmed his calling to be a social worker and to help other refugees in the Ugandan camp.

The Rwandan geocide of 1994 claimed the lives of about a million people, mostly from the Tutsi minority.

We discussed the relationship between love and our Christian identity, and the various kinds of fears that keep us from loving others.

Sharon's story is the perfect example of how divine appointments work in a believer's life.