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In this episode, I spoke with a retired educator and the founder of the non-profit, A Good CUP International, Inc., Elizabeth Nandakumar. Born and raised in Kolkata, India, Liz moved to the U.S. in the 1980’s with her husband, Samuel Nandakumar. This is part one of her immigrant story. Liz shares how she experienced God’s provision and help in practical ways when she was new to the U.S., navigating student life, parenthood, and cultural adjustments.
Takeaways
- New immigrants face several practical challenges with regards to transportation, visa restrictions, and childcare, among other things, which can test their faith.
- We can trust God to provide for our needs in His way and in His time.
- Crises can grow our faith by encouraging us to put aside our pride and depend fully on God to see us through.
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