A story that will leave you moved & Changed

She is Mine
By Stephanie Fast
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She Is Mine


In She Is Mine, Stephanie shares her orphan story in the hopes that it will bear witness to the tremendous impact that just one person can have on this global crisis. This story belongs to the many orphans without a voice. Join Stephanie on this richly rewarding, life-transforming journey. Together, we can work to reverse our global orphan crisis, bringing hope and justice to the voiceless and invisible.

Meet The Author

A believer in the essential goodness of human nature


Showing us a way out of the darkness into the light.

Stephanie Fast is the name she was given in America. She does not know her original name, birth date, or place of birth, other than that she is Korean. Because she is biracial, Stephanie Fast was abandoned, left in a strange place to fend for herself, likely to die of starvation, disease—or worse. Stephanie has made it her life’s work to try to help rescue every orphan out there—terrified, hungry, hurting, abused. If you believe that how we treat the most vulnerable among us determines our own humanity you will want to read Stephanie’s book—you will want to get to know Stephanie’s story.

Stephanie Fast’s life and mission embody extraordinary resilience, deep compassion, and a relentless commitment to advocacy. By courageously sharing her story and championing the cause of the world’s most vulnerable children, she motivates others to step into meaningful action and become agents of transformation. Her heart beats for helping people discover healing in the present, using their past not as a barrier but as a steppingstone toward wholeness. Whether speaking to large audiences, small groups, or individuals, her passion is unwavering: she longs to see people restored, strengthened, and fully alive. Through the power of Christ, she models what it means to overcome trauma and walk in freedom. Her life is devoted to guiding others toward victory in their own journeys, offering hope that redemption is always possible.

Speaking topics close to Stephanie’s heart:

  • “Healing Hearts: Discovering True Identity and Forgiveness”
  • “From Orphan to Overcomer: Embracing God’s Perspective”
  • “Keys to Transformation: Walking in Transparency and Vulnerability”
  • “The Father’s Heart: Journey to Wholeness and Authenticity”
  • “Stories Redeemed: Overcoming the Past with Divine Insight”
A timeless struggle

orphans in Asia
(E. Asia, S. Asia, Pacific)*
orphans are considered double orphans
(have lost both parents)*
children currently living in institutions, orphanages or children’s homes globally
(despite many having at least one living parent)*
orphans are conservatively estimated to be across the globe*

How you can get involved

Stephanie acts as an orphan advocate with special support for orphans to be placed in permanent homes either in the land of the orphan’s birth or through international adoption. Stephanie mentors all ages of adoptees as well as those who have not been adopted, to navigate crisis points in their journey. To help Stephanie further her efforts through your donation, click “Donate Now.”

*Source for above statistics: https://cafo.org/orphan-statistics/

Life's experiences are marked by waves of triumph and loss, yet our faith remains steadfast. We find joy in miracles and solace in times of sorrow. The night's darkness is alleviated by morning's light. Tempests give way to calm, and in stillness, we find assurance of God's presence. He is the first and the last. Memories of my childhood, spent sleeping under the stars, have stayed with me. The winter's chill had passed, and I had emerged resilient. Those moments of freedom, roaming the hills, and healing in the brook's waters, remind me of God's care and protection. I knew another winter would come, but for now—-

How can the coexistence of joy and sorrow be reconciled? These images showcase the immense delight Darryl and I felt attending our grandson's wedding, marveling at the camaraderie he developed during his air force service, exemplifying dedication not only to their nation but also to each other. Witnessing Jesus' glory in every aspect brought us warmth and gratitude. Meanwhile, our hearts ache for two other grandsons and their families facing formidable challenges in their pregnancies. Darryl and I stand before Jesus, seeking divine guidance, protection, safety, and peace. Parts of Psalms 65 have informed my prayer, reflecting on God's character and love. As we enter '26 having faced trials and witnessed miracles in '25, we stand firm in faith, believing in the extraordinary wonders Heaven will reveal. What inexpressible joys await us. We stand knowing we will see awe-inspiring displays of power because He is a righteous God who helps us like a Father!

How I miss both my parents but so thankful for the sweet memories!

Testimonials

Those impacted by Stephanie’s story