About

Welcome!

My name is Faith, and I’m grateful you’d take time to consider some of my words in this space.

A brief introduction…

I write from Staten Island, NY where I live with my husband and four kids. We worship and serve at Grace Christian Church. I have a Certificate in Christian Studies from Westminster Theological Seminary and these days, I’m a full-time homemaker and trustee board member for the SOLA network. I’ve also written a book for those who, like me, have struggled with anxiety, guilt, and scrupulosity in our pursuit of God—whether it’s been recognized as perfectionism or not. 

Writing has always been one way I’ve processed what God was teaching me, and somewhere along the way, I found my words could be of some help to others. I write with the hope that what I have to say would, by God’s grace, give comfort and grace to fellow sojourners and seekers. Others who, like me, are also learning to walk by faith.

You can find my most recent writing on Substack at  http://faithchang.substack.com.


Some of my writing elsewhere…

Christianity Today:

I Didn’t Want a Baby. I Wanted This Baby.

How Can a Christian Perfectionist Find Rest?

SOLA Network:

Combating Perfectionism in Communal Culture: A Reflection on the film “Encanto”

3 Reasons The Church Needs Asian American And Other Minority Voices

Father, Here is My Little, My All

Reformed Margins:

Dear Ministry Wife, You Are Seen

Learning to Grieve Anti-Asian American Racism as an Asian American

The Gospel Coalition:

Common Trials Are Still Trials

Westminster Kids:

Walking with Children and Teens Through Doubts About Christianity

Discipling the Next Generation in Tech Use

Lausanne Movement:

Nurturing a Missional Heart in Our Children


So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day.  For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison,  as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.

– 2 Corinthians 4:16-18 (ESV)