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Wendy Kiyomi

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Wendy Kiyomi is an essayist whose writing on the trials of faith, complexities of adoption, and delights of friendship has appeared in Plough Quarterly, Image Journal, Christianity Today, Mockingbird, the Englewood Review of Books, and at wendykiyomi.com. She lives in Tacoma with her family and is a 2023 winner of the Zenger Prize for journalistic excellence.

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Another No-Vacation Summer

Wendy Kiyomi

Our family can’t travel to Hawaii or Disneyland. But God’s refreshment is still within our reach.

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When Insurance Denies Your Child’s Treatment

Wendy Kiyomi

I’ve been angry. I’ve been frantic. This time, I’m watching for the Lord.

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School Screens Are Worst for the Least of These

Wendy Kiyomi

In Succor and Silence

Wendy Kiyomi

On praying past the end of silver linings to a God who often does not answer as I hope.

‘Lord, When Did We See You in Foster Care?’

Wendy Kiyomi

Caring for foster children can be difficult—even devastating. It is also a revelation of the love God gives and expects of his people.

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