May 15, 2020 by Daniel Maat
Liliana Reza

Liliana Reza lives in San Diego, California. In her own words, Liliana is a “Mexican-American woman born to immigrant parents. While many believe assimilation seems like the most logical response for 1st and 2nd generations, this wasn’t the case for me. I identify as bicultural and bilingual.” She is a National Advocacy Specialist for World Relief, and is an Ordained Elder with the Church of the Nazarene. Liliana has a MA in Intercultural Studies from Nazarene Theological Seminary.

Liliana Reza lives in San Diego, California. In her own words, Liliana is a “Mexican-American woman born to immigrant parents. While many believe assimilation seems like the most logical response for 1st and 2nd generations, this wasn’t the case for me. I identify as bicultural and bilingual.” She is a National Advocacy Specialist for World Relief, and is an Ordained Elder with the Church of the Nazarene. Liliana has a MA in Intercultural Studies from Nazarene Theological Seminary.

Liliana Reza lives in San Diego, California. In her own words, Liliana is a “Mexican-American woman born to immigrant parents. While many believe assimilation seems like the most logical response for 1st and 2nd generations, this wasn’t the case for me. I identify as bicultural and bilingual.” She is a National Advocacy Specialist for World Relief, and is an Ordained Elder with the Church of the Nazarene. Liliana has a MA in Intercultural Studies from Nazarene Theological Seminary.

Daniel Maat
Daniel Maat is a dynamic leader dedicated to fostering unity and growth in Christian communities. He works with various organizations, including Better Together, the Church Leadership Center, and mStudio, to empower church leaders, enhance communication, and promote transformative ministry training and impactful outreach initiatives.
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