About
The Rev. Tuhina Verma Rasche is a second-generation South Asian American raised in a devout Hindu household. She currently serves as a pastor of the Anam Cara Community, a digital-first mission of the ELCA North Carolina Synod. She has served the ELCA in multiple capacities, including as a parish pastor, a community organizing trainer, a grassroots organizer and the editor of “How Strategic and Authentic Is Our Diversity: A Call for Confession, Reflection, and Healing Action,” and in a pastoral partnership with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Rasche has also been involved in multifaith work with Arts, Religion, Culture: A Society for Theopoetics as a young-adult coordinator, and served as a senior research associate with the Aspen Institute’s Religion & Society Program. In her spare time, Rasche enjoys reading, woodworking, spending time with her family and finding the hole-y in doughnuts.
About
The Rev. Tuhina Verma Rasche is a second-generation South Asian American raised in a devout Hindu household. She currently serves as a pastor of the Anam Cara Community, a digital-first mission of the ELCA North Carolina Synod. She has served the ELCA in multiple capacities, including as a parish pastor, a community organizing trainer, a grassroots organizer and the editor of “How Strategic and Authentic Is Our Diversity: A Call for Confession, Reflection, and Healing Action,” and in a pastoral partnership with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Rasche has also been involved in multifaith work with Arts, Religion, Culture: A Society for Theopoetics as a young-adult coordinator, and served as a senior research associate with the Aspen Institute’s Religion & Society Program. In her spare time, Rasche enjoys reading, woodworking, spending time with her family and finding the hole-y in doughnuts.
