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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 1H 1M

My story: Multinationalism, Medicine, and Ministry [Special episode]

from The Hope Podcast with Lina Abujamra · host Lina AbuJamra

I recently sat down with pastor Jeff Bucknam from Harvest Bible Chapel, and I shared parts of my story I’ve never shared this openly before…  From leaving a war-torn country… to Green Bay… to study medicine… to heartbreak… to discovering God’s call in ministry… to church hurt… to the expansion of ministry into humanitarian work… to continuing to wait on God… This conversation is more than just a story. It’s a reminder that God wastes nothing. If you’ve ever: • wondered how God uses painful seasons • struggled to trust His direction • felt discouraged in ministry • questioned your purpose • or needed hope that your story still matters… … this conversation is for you. Because sometimes the hardest parts of our story become the very places God moves most powerfully.   Helpful resources: 📚 Lina Abujamra’s book Fractured Faith   📗Lina Abujamra’s new book All Your Life   🎥  Watch the conversation on YouTube here.   📲 Follow on IG: @linaabujamra   ☕️ Learn more about Lina Abujamra: livingwithpower.org  

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