VIVIAN MABUNI
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A podcast created for Asian American & Pacific Islander women on leadership and culture. I’ve wanted to carve out a space for AAPI women to explore and validate living in both Eastern and Western worlds. Each week we will celebrate our heritage and highlight our history as we explore our AAPI journeys, parts that we are proud of and those of pain.

 
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CATCH UP ON SEASON 1,2 & 3

Loved this conversation with @brandi_ebersole ! Go check out Episode 3 of our adoption series! This Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary
🎉EPISODE ALERT🎉 Go check out this conversation with @brandi_ebersole ! Brandi gives us a wonderful perspective of the life of a transracial adoptee AND as a mom of adoptees! Go listen to episode 3 of our Adoption Series and take our listener’
Go check out Episode 2 of our Adoption Series! You will not want to miss this conversation with @shannanwrites !
New episode alert! 🎉 Want to hear a vulnerable and open conversation about adoption from the perspective of an adoptive parent? Then you will not want to miss this conversation with @shannanwrites !
Amazing conversation with @sandhyaoaks ! Be sure to check it out!
Go check out episode 1 of the May Adoption series with @sandhyaoaks !
The May Adoption Series has officially launched!! We’re kicking off the series with @sandhyaoaks ! Make sure to check out this episode and subscribe to Someday is Here! 🎉
🎉 Someday is Here Adoption Series starts TOMORROW- this Tuesday! Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss the first episode with @sandhyaoaks ! 🎉
So much wisdom from @thebonniegray on this week’s episode!

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Episode 20 - Anjuli Paschall

 

Episode 20 w/ Anjuli Paschall

I really loved my conversation this week with brand new author, Anjuli Paschall. Her book “Stay: Discovering Grace, Freedom, and Wholeness Where You Never Imagined Looking” is PERFECT for all of us who are stuck at home to #shelterinplace. Anjuli is the founder of The Moms We Love Club and a writer for Dayspring’s (in)courage. She shares her biracial ethnic journey and the experience of understanding more of her father when she visited Thailand, but feeling more comfortable in white spaces than Asian spaces. Her questions and desire to learn more about the Asian American experience was honest and authentic. Anjuli also talked about walking through hardship and her leadership lesson was so timely. I can’t wait for you to hear this episode!

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LEARN MORE ABOUT ANJULI

@lovealways.anjuli 
@themomsweloveclub
https://www.anjulipaschall.com/book
https://www.themomsweloveclub.com/

Anjuli (An-Julie) grew up as a missionary kid in San Diego county secretly wondering, “Why does everyone else understand this Jesus thing, but me? She studied Psychology at Point Loma Nazarene University and earned her graduate degree from Talbot Seminary in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care. It wasn’t until she ran into her fears instead of from them, that Anjuli found her gritty and glittering voice and the love of God meeting her there. She has been married for nearly 15 years to her childhood friend, Sam. They have five wildly beautiful children: Manoah, Samuel, Noelle, Hannaly, and Mea. Anjuli is the founder of the @themomsweloveclub, a social media campaign designed to raise prayers and financial support for moms enduring long term hardship. As a pastor’s wife, writer and busy mom, She learned that prayer is like breathing and pain is a pathway to freedom. Her first book, Stay: Discovering Grace, Freedom, and Wholeness releases March 31st! Weekends are spent renovating their little home in Southern California and taking adventures to the nearby ocean. Anjuli is passionate about speaking hope into the longings of Christian women’s hearts. She loves chai tea, Instagram and the color orange.

FAVORITE ASIAN COMFORT FOOD

Panang curry (thai curry)

“Thai spaghetti”- thin noodles with Thai curry and Indian spices 

Mango and sticky rice

LEADERSHIP LESSON

36:49 “Don’t build a platform, dig a well.”

DID YOU KNOW?

Some 40,000 Thai soldiers volunteered to serve along American troops during the Vietnam war as a part of the “Free World Forces”. Subsequently, with Thailand as an ally, between 1960 and 1970, many Thai started immigrating to America. Famous people of Thai descent include model Chrissy Teigen, actress Brenda Song and pro golfer Tiger Woods.

 
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