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Faith Eury Cho

Co-Pastor of The River, in Wayne, NJ.

Founder of The Honor Summit.

Writer. Intercessor. Prophet. Missionary.

But, best of all, wife to Pastor David Cho and mother to Moriah, Elias, River, and Adalynn.

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“Ok, wait, Mommy needs to take a picture of the c— never mind .....”
I carried the name Moriah in my heart since I was 18 years old. Because I’ve known all my life that I needed to trust in the One that was stronger and better than I. Mount Moriah was the place where Abraham surrendered Isaac ... with trust. Where Solomon built the temple .... with trust. And where Jesus died... with trust. It is a testament that where we fail, God will conquer. Where we lack .... He will provide. I’ve carried that name in my heart for 7 years, and then I was able to grant it to my firstborn. My Moriah. I’ve been a momma for 8 years thanks to you. All you asked was for a yo-yo .... but I’m pretty sure your grandparents are getting you a Nintendo Switch. Happy soon-to-be Birthday mi amor. • • • PC: @katherineykim @olee0824
Those who sow in tears will reap with songs of joy. [psalm 126:5] @thehonorsummit • • • PC: @eunapark
Confession. Growing up when I envisioned my future I only saw sons. I would always tell my friends that I wanted 5 sons. Most of my childhood memories was growing up around spiritual brothers so I just couldn’t imagine a life surrounded by girls. So, needless to say that out of the four children, three of them were major surprises, especially my last one. I teared when the doc told me she was a girl. And I had to spend a few days processing why I was disappointed (bc as much as parents don’t want to admit it, gender reveal disappointment is real). I realized it was because I just felt like it’s more fun to be a boy. There’s no glass ceiling for boys. There’s less limitations ... less cultural obstacles to overcome. Also physically safer. But, I recall the moment the Lord assured me.... that when my girls are grown, it will be a different time. He promised me ... that they would be so proud to be women when it is their turn to shine. I remember all this as @thehonorsummit is tmrw. Time to break some ceilings... not just for us, but also for our daughters.
Based on the Faith of the Centurion in Mark 8. • • • @ Arumdaun Church Sunday Service • • • VC: @katherineykim
Goes to the park. Stays in the car. Because the leaves are “scary.” #nothavingit #stankface
They fill my days with laughter and milestones.

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