Posted in reflections, tagged comparison, criticism, judgment, motherhood on September 24, 2013| 3 Comments »
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By Tina Teng-Henson
I could probably write for days about all the changes that have taken place in me in the 8 weeks, 5 days, one hour, and 2 minutes since my daughter Beatrice was born. But since I aim now to start and end projects as quickly and efficiently as I can before she awakens from her nap – let me give this what I can. (more…)
Posted in reflections, tagged honoring the past, journey, memories, remembrance on September 17, 2013| 2 Comments »
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By Liz Chang
Birthday week is one of my favorite times to slow down to reflect on the journey God has brought me through, to observe the place I find myself in today, and to look at the road that lies ahead. I think back to the parts of my journey where I walked through valleys of sorrow and pain, valleys of waiting and transition, and valleys of tiredness and despair. (more…)
Posted in Announcement, tagged finances, money, symposium on September 10, 2013| Leave a Comment »
*ISAAC’s 5th Symposium: Healing of Memories, Healing of Finances will be held on October 5th at Evergreen Baptist Church, San Gabriel Valley. Registration Now Available HERE.
Shana Won, Certified Financial Planner, has been in the business of helping her clients achieve their financial goals for over 20 years. At ISAAC’s 5th Symposium, Shana will be sharing her wisdom and practical tools during our “Healing of Finances” session.
Shana’s workshop will lead attendees through “Decoupling Emotional Ties to Your Money,” during which she will tackle the following questions:
Posted in reflections, tagged calling, loneliness, trust on September 3, 2013| Leave a Comment »
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By Jerrica Ching
In March of 2011, I hopped on a plane from Honolulu to Portland to attend an interview for George Fox University’s Marriage, Couples and Family Counseling graduate program. After being born and raised on the island of Oahu in Hawaii for twenty-two years, I felt that the next chapter of my life needed to take place off of the island in order to thrive and grow. During the final hour of the interview, the chair of the department asked me, “Why are you applying to George Fox now?” I remember proudly announcing that I felt that becoming a counselor was my calling, and that I wanted to “help people help themselves.” (more…)
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