We trace a journey from college plans and depression to a daily practice of surrender that reshapes calling, marriage, and local mission. Channa shares life among refugees in Chicago’s West Ridge, why betrothal made theological sense, and how faithful presence changes a block.
• Moody years shaping spiritual formation and resilience
• Moving from one-time to ongoing surrender
• Reframing missions beyond overseas to local presence
• Practical care as credible gospel witness
• Marriage as a picture of Christ and the church
• Choosing betrothal and a two-ceremony path
• Courage for clear invitations within trusted relationships
• Support through prayer and newsletters
Chana
Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Chana’s family moved to Indonesia for seven years when she was nine. She and her seven younger siblings returned when she was sixteen, and she graduated from NSA two years later. Chana recently graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and now lives in an immigrant neighborhood with her husband. She loves board games, reading, tea, curry, and time with friends. connector, or prayer warrior.
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