TVC Responsibilities:
I help our church discover their unique role in the Great Commission, whether going, sending, giving, welcoming, or praying. I equip potential future missionaries to discern a call to the nations and to thrive on the field. I train our church to share the gospel with their lost family members, friends, and neighbors.

When and how did the Lord save you?
I grew up in an unbelieving home with parents who moved from their home country of Iran to the United States. I spent most of my life identifying as an atheist, although I was functionally agnostic. It wasn’t until my junior year of high school, after moving from New Jersey to Texas, that I began to seriously consider the existence of God and the existential questions of life. After months of wrestling, I asked my mom to take me to church. She kindly responded, saying she would drop me off but would not go with me to church. I was too afraid to go alone. But God, in His kindness, knowing my fearful frame in the flesh, sought me out through a friend who invited me to a Bible study just two weeks later. I remember explicitly thinking, If God exists, how kind that He would make a way for me to hear about Him. That night, I heard that Jesus came to seek and save the lost. and that all things were made through Him and for Him. After hearing the gospel, I believed.

When did you come to TVC and what brought you here?
After graduating from Texas A&M in 2020, I had a short stay in D.C. discerning what my next steps were post-grad, and then I made my way over to TVC.

If you were to have your childhood dream job, what would your job be?
An actress, singer/songwriter, or a teacher

Which fictional character would you be friends with in real life, and why?
Phoebe Buffay from Friends because of her odd sense of humor

Favorite Hobby:
Game nights with friends, laughing at a mobilizer named Jack Bolton, and snuggling my very disobedient dog