I originally started this blog when I moved to South Korea at the age of 24. My friends wanted to be able to keep up with my travels. That one year in Korea turned into over seven years, and what started as an academic/cultural adventure became a deeply spiritual one––full of beauty, grace, and joy as well as trauma, disillusionment, and dark nights of the soul.

Since returning to the States in 2019, I have been busy getting a seminary degree, becoming a preacher and life coach, and making space for my own long, hard journey of healing and growth.

This blog is a space where I honestly process and share from the middle of the journey. I am incomplete and imperfect, yet brave, resilient, and more than enough. I hope what I share helps you feel space to be honest and in-between, too. And that it also brings hope and food for thought.

Whatever you experience in life, hope is not lost.

Right here, right now, what is the invitation life is offering you?