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Dark Clouds and Silver Linings

January 2024 has been one of the most challenging times for me and my family, in many ways. Failing health for my Mother-in-law (MIL), a tragedy in my brother’s family, a scary health event for my father, and a harrowing car event were some of the… read more

What I Do Have, I Give to You

When I lived in India as a missionary, I had to live just like any of the other villager. I cooked with fuel made from cow dung, had no electricity and had no running water. I even had to wash my hair with plants instead of shampoo. Funny thing about washing… read more

But If Not…

I’ve been attending GYC on and off since 2013.  I’ve attended 6 GYC’s total, and have volunteered for 4 of them, starting in 2017.  GYC has always held a special place in my heart because that is where I had my first real… read more

What’s Next?

Earlier this year, I started a new position within the Southeastern California Conference that has implications for Korean Churches across the country. The position is part of the newly formed Korean American Ministry department within the conference. The goal… read more

Blessings From a Broken Car

I bought a used car a few years ago.  Back in 2022, the used car market was really inflated and after researching for a while, we settled on a 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe with about 50K miles on it.  The body looked great and it had a lot of fancy… read more

What Might Have Been

How many times have you heard about a Korean church splitting? How many times have you personally been part of a church that has gone through a split? Sadly, it seems like a common experience for those in the Korean Seventh-day Adventist community. And… read more

Truth is Never Wrong

Reprinted with permission Around back in March, for work, I had to incorporate the capability for the satellite motherboard to be able to store data to the on board serial flash memory (SFM). The microcontroller did not have enough memory of its own, so some… read more

Three Lessons From the Life of Job

In my work as an obstetrician, disaster is always lurking in the form of a hemorrhage, a shoulder dystocia or a sick baby, but by the grace of God, He has always helped me avoid or get through it. One time, I was assisting another doctor in a C-section. The… read more

Empty Nest and Other Losses

In August of this year, I passed a big milestone in my life. I dropped off my youngest son, Matthew, at Southern Adventist University and my years of being a full-time caregiver to children was finished. Many people told me that being an empty nester is… read more

Work/Life

Republished with permission Getting old confuses me. It’s like, there’s only a certain period in your life in which the day can be exciting, different, and new. But we all have to get old eventually, no? You can’t just have fun forever. One… read more