Hey friends, welcome back to another episode of Theology and the Rom.

I guess today is Munati Menyanti.

He is the executive director of the Dash Network, which exists to glorify God by providing

care to one of the most vulnerable populations in America, namely people seeking asylum.

Please welcome to the show, the one or only Munati Menyanti.

You know, I get a lot of recommendations for people to be on the podcast, you know, and

I immediately, you know, I'll check out what they're doing and sometimes it just doesn't

fit or just don't have space in my schedule.

But man, I looked at your ministry and I'm like, man, this looks really incredible.

So thank you for coming on the podcast.

Why don't you give us just a backstory about who you are and how you got into the work

you do it now.

Thank you, Preston.

Appreciate you having me on the show.

The story of Dash is one that obviously is near and dear to my heart, you know, both as

a believer, but also just, you know, from a personal standpoint.

So my backstory in a minute or so is I was born and raised in Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe was

a small country in southern Africa and raised in a Christian family.

My mom, you know, even became, you know, became a pastor when I was pretty young.

And so, you know, grew up in the church and, you know, my mom also has a huge heart for

the disadvantaged and, you know, the poor and people that, you know, have just been

through a difficult life circumstances.

...