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Tasha is a melancholy dreamer, a biracial Korean American storyteller, wife to Matt, and mama to three little warriors: two wild boys and one little lady.  As long as she can remember, she’s lived and stood in places where cultures collide. Writing has always been the way God has led her towards home and the hope of shalom.

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This picture showed up in my memories today and I felt an ache when I saw it (for so many reasons).
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Nothing is like I’d thought it would be, but today I’m grateful for the heartbeat of this place: my church. I’m humbled by the hope that rises despite everything I think will keep it underground.
“I didn’t need someone to tell me Jesus is the way or to preach me out of my anxiety. I needed stories.”

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