Hi, I’m Cliff.
I’m a husband to Wai Jia, a father to two girls, and currently living in Tanzania where our family serves in missions work.
Over the years, I’ve worn many hats. I’ve worked in ministry, served as a missionary, helped churches and organizations with tech and websites, and spent several years as a stay-at-home dad. Somewhere along the way, I also became deeply interested in writing, SEO, and how stories shape the way people see God, family, and everyday life.
I’m also a cancer survivor and liver transplant recipient. That journey changed the way I see suffering, weakness, ambition, and what truly matters in life. It taught me that strength is often quieter than we think.
Most of my writing sits at the intersection of faith, family, missions, and ordinary life. I write about Christian fatherhood, discipleship, ministry, marriage, suffering, technology, and the tension of trying to follow Jesus in a distracted world.
I care deeply about helping parents realize that discipleship does not only happen at church. Some of the most important spiritual conversations happen at the dinner table, during car rides, bedtime routines, and ordinary moments most people overlook.
Professionally, I also enjoy technology and digital strategy. I help with websites, SEO, branding, and communications, particularly for ministries, schools, and mission organizations that want to communicate more clearly and reach people effectively online.
This website is a mix of reflections, articles, personal stories, and practical resources. Some posts are thoughtful and theological. Others are simply honest observations from life as a husband, father, missionary, and guy trying to figure things out one day at a time.
– Cliff
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