A Starting Place

If you’re new here, I’m so glad you found this space. My hope is to create a community and platform to bridge the gap between international policy and the Church—especially for Gen Z Christians who want to see their faith live out boldly in the world.

A bit about me: I am a history educator currently pursuing my MSc in International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. I've had the privilege of living in four different countries and travelling to thirty-seven. These experiences have shaped my passion deeply. I long to see the global Church actively engaged in the compassionate and strategic care of refugees. I believe the Church has a unique and Spirit-led role to play in responding to displacement—with justice, dignity, and love.

On a personal note, I’m excited to bring my family and friends along on this journey. I believe this work not only reflects God’s heart for the marginalized and the foreigner but also creates a unique way for the Church worldwide to engage meaningfully.

If there’s ever been a time for the Church to step up, it’s now. After spending this year immersed in studying humanitarian emergencies and forced migration, I want to share what I’ve learned with you. My hope is to make migration policy, international law, and these complex issues more accessible—while also creating space for conversation, advocacy, and education rooted in a Biblical vision of justice, compassion, unity, and faith.

Thanks for being here. I can’t wait to grow this community together.