A man named Eric likes to come by at Sunday church coffee time and calls Uncle Reggie and Esther "Queen and King". A conversation about identity, family, and what it means to be royalty in the Kingdom of God.
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Uncle Reggie's 40+ years of frontline ministry, from Akha villages to international classrooms. Coffee conversations that reveal how God works in the margins.
Read the Stories →Unfiltered narratives from 40+ years of ministry in Asia. Stories of joy, struggle, faith, and breakthrough from those on the frontlines.
From Akha communities in China to international students worldwide. Uncle Reggie's insights span cultures, generations, and continents.
Coffee conversations that blend theology, experience, and humor. Stories designed to challenge, inspire, and equip emerging leaders.
Three-minute, four-minute, and five-minute conversations on living, learning, leading, and faith. Bilingual English-Chinese.
A man named Eric likes to come by at Sunday church coffee time and calls Uncle Reggie and Esther "Queen and King". A conversation about identity, family, and what it means to be royalty in the Kingdom of God.
Read more →Uncle Reggie's greatest hero is Joshua the great storyteller. His dramatic storytelling provoked severe reactions from the powers that be, yet his impact changed history forever.
Read more →"If you want the stories directly, just ask me." Uncle Reggie's 24 wisdom-packed aphorisms drawn from 40+ years of living, learning, and ministry in the margins.
Read more →Very few people know that babies can heal without scars if treated early enough. A medical marvel becomes a spiritual truth about healing, growth, and the marks we carry.
Read more →"Do all for the Lord." Uncle Reggie reflects on 10 years in medicine and the importance of bringing your whole self—including your faith—to your work.
Read more →Continuing his neonatal and pediatric research journey. The last four areas of academic research that shaped Uncle Reggie's career and impact.
Read more →Six specific areas of neonatal and pediatric research explored. How Uncle Reggie's intellectual curiosity became a vehicle for kingdom impact in medicine.
Read more →Life before early retirement. Uncle Reggie's light-hearted academic research summary and how intellectual pursuit can serve a larger spiritual calling.
Read more →Obesity has become a taboo word in the West. Uncle Reggie tackles the unmentionable conversation about health, dignity, and how we care for bodies.
Read more →"I don't believe you!" But Uncle Reggie shares the surprising blessings that come with age, wisdom, and perspective. A counter-cultural vision of growing older.
Read more →For 40+ years, Uncle Reggie's ministry has centered on marginalized, unreached communities. These are the people and places that shape his stories.
Indigenous minority in Southwest China. Uncle Reggie has partnered in medical missions, education, and spiritual formation for decades.
Another ethnolinguistic group in Asia. Stories of cultural preservation, faith, and resilience in changing societies.
Decades of consistent presence, deep relationships, and commitment to communities others overlook. That's the foundation of these stories.
"The greatest privilege is not to be heard, but to truly listen. That's where discipleship begins."
— Uncle Reggie
"Ministry isn't about having all the answers. It's about asking better questions and walking alongside people as they discover God's answers."
— Uncle Reggie
"Scars aren't shameful. They're signposts. They show where we've been, what we've learned, and how we can help others who are hurting."
— Uncle Reggie
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