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This episode covers the second half of Liz Nandakumar’s journey as an Immigrant from India to the U.S. If you haven’t listened to part one, I highly recommend you listen to it – . In the previous episode, Liz talked about how God provided for her during the initial years of her life in a new country.
In the second part of our conversation, Liz describes how mentors helped her husband and her navigate life as new immigrants by providing practical help. They also discipled the young couple as they took on new opportunities as ministry leaders. Liz shares the inspiration behind her nonprofit, A Good CUP International, Inc., and how her work aligns with her passion and calling.
Takeaways
- Mentors can provide practical help to new immigrants as they learn to adjust to a new culture. By showing Christlike love and generosity to immigrants, they bear witness to the power of the gospel.
- Ministry leaders also need mentors to come alongside them and provide spiritual wisdom, guidance, and encouragement.
- When God places a particular burden on our hearts and calls us to serve Him, He can trust Him to provide the resources we need and bring the right people into our lives to help us step out in faith.
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