Let’s Break Bread Podcast Let’s Break Bread

In today's episode we are sharing what it means to identify as introverted and extroverted. We also share thoughts on ways we can walk alongside minister leaders and why that's important. 



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Plants and Spiritual Formation with Foua Young. 

About Foua:

Foua Young lives in the Minneapolis-St Paul area, where she and her husband Joe attend and serve First Hmong Baptist Church. She has a heart to serve and walk with Hmong women in pursuit of Christ, and loves edifying the church in corporate worship through song.



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S2 Ep5 Working Through Grief with Kristyn DeNooyer

This episode we talk what is grief and how we can navigate through grief. 



About Kristyn:

Kristyn DeNooyer writes at the intersections of singleness, spiritual formation, and chronic pain. She holds degrees in English & Nonprofit Communications and Bible & Theology and owns a copywriting firm working with writers, small businesses, and nonprofits. Kristyn loves small-city living, ecumenicism, and contemplative rhythms. When not putting pen to paper she can be found hosting dinner parties, frequenting local businesses, and pursuing her Masters of Divinity at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary.

Facebook: Kristyn DeNooyer 

Instagram: @kristyn.denooyer 

Twitter: @KristynDenooyer 

Website: kristyndenooyer.com 

Substack: Neighboring.

Today we talk advice for college students, navigating higher education, and defining success in your life with Tev Lee. 

Tev Lee is the Program Coordinator for the APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) Student Center and Multicultural Student Center (MSC) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. He is an educator at heart and has been cultivating his career in Higher Education for 7 years. He completed his graduate studies in Student Affairs and Administration in Higher Education and received a Master of Science in Education in 2014 from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. Tev has been involved with youth ministry since his time as a youth member at his home church – Hmong Christian Reformed Church and is now the current Director of Christ-Like Asian Youth (CLAY), a youth ministry organization centered around strengthen and encourage youth toward spiritual maturity in Christ - for His glory.



Tev Lee

Instagram: alternatev_motevs



Christ-Like Asian Youth (CLAY)

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This episode we talk about church hurt and healing with Pastor Daniel Yang. 

Bio:

Daniel is the Director of the Send Institute, leading and overseeing all of its initiatives. Prior to directing the institute, he planted a church in Toronto. Daniel has served on various church staffs including Northwood Church, led by Bob Roberts Jr., where he was trained as a church planter and involved in global and multi-faith engagement. Prior to church planting, Daniel was an engineer for 8 years. He earned an M.Div. from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Michigan, and is currently a Ph.D. Intercultural Studies student at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He is also the co-author of Inalienable: How Marginalized Kingdom Voices Can Help Save the American Church (InterVarsity, May 2022).



Twitter: https://twitter.com/koobxwm

Book: https://www.ivpress.com/inalienable

Today we talk about the Enneagram with Eden Krahn

Eden Krahn:

Eden Krahn is a second generation Hmong-American Christian based out of Michigan. She worked in the corporate space for 8 years before starting her own design and apparel business, Creation In Mind. Eden designs with churches and organizations throughout the nation and has most notably designed for the Hmong District’s NextGen Ministries’ SALT and HLUB conferences. Eden is a stay at home mom of 3 daughters and has a deep heart for prayer and is an advocate for spiritual inner work, with the help of the Enneagram, to become all that God has called us to be.

Follow her her: @shopcreationinmind
Her shop: www.creationinmind.com



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