I have been on a month long tour speaking all over the US this month and have experienced many up’s and down’s thus far. With ice storms, cancelled flights, and medical issues constantly arising, it has been a challenge to get from Point A to Point B but my Heavenly Father has been with me […]
Read MoreYoon Myoung was born on September 25, 1954, a beautiful and healthy baby girl. The soft crease in her upper eyelids and the gentle waves of light brown hair set her apart from her relatives. As time passed, it became more difficult to keep her from the suspicious gaze of others. Neighbors and those in the […]
Read MoreToday you can meet Stephanie at LifeWay Christian Store from 12pm-2pm in Austin, Texas! She will be there to sign your copy of She Is Mine and is so excited to hear how you liked the book. If you haven’t received your copy yet, this is the perfect opportunity to grab one and get it […]
Read MoreBelow is an article taken from DGIwire’s interview with Stephanie Fast. We hope you enjoy the read! Helping the Adopted Find Themselves: One Woman’s Quest (DGIwire) – “Who am I?” It’s a question many of us ask growing up, as we struggle to shape our maturing selves. But the question is especially pressing for one […]
Read MoreStephanie Fast is sharing her story tonight at the River Place Country Club from 6:30pm – 8:30pm in Austin, TX. At this event, Stephanie is sharing what it was like to be abandoned at the tender age of 4 in war-torn South Korea. Having no knowledge of her American serviceman father, her mother left her […]
Read MoreLast week, Stephanie Fast was interviewed on KBVM’s radio station with Dina Marie. Stephanie touched on her story, needs to be met with the ongoing orphan crisis’, as well as her newly released book, She Is Mine. If you by chance missed it, here is the direct link :: http://www.kbvm.fm/drupal/kbvm-audio-archive/author-stephanie-fast-she-mine-january-21-2015 We hope that this interview […]
Read MoreOne day as Sook Hee worked in the cafeteria. Her stomach tightened with aching nausea. She had feared for weeks now that she carried the child of the American soldier. But he was gone. He had spoken to her one day a few weeks before. She did not understand English well enough to understand everything […]
Read MoreThe young American soldier ducked as he followed the girl through the wooden doorway into a dark, chilled room. Despite all the signs of poverty, the room was clean, earthy, and homey. He had recognized her as soon as she had spoken to him from the water barrel. She was the quiet, pretty woman who […]
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