Strangers Corrie Lee and Keiko Suzuki have just graduated from university and moved to China to start their first jobs. Corrie believes that God has called her there, while Keiko is in it for the work experience. No matter the reason, life in China quickly becomes about more than just that.
Through a friendship over email, Corrie and Keiko agonise, laugh, share, and commiserate over the big and small things in life.
- What does it mean to have a fulfilled and meaningful life?
- How can we be faithful to God, especially in difficult circumstances?
- How do we know whether a bad situation is our cross to bear or something to walk away from?
Wherever You Go is available in Asia at Grace Works. For those outside of Asia, the book is available on Amazon.
Reviews
This book challenges the next generation to real faith. Hannah Lau has wrapped God-centered truths in honest, authentic, yet delightful dialogue, discussing issues all of us are struggling with but are often too afraid to talk about. You’ll find yourself easily drawn into the lives of the characters but soon reflecting on your own journey as well. A must-read for all young people!
Rachel Ong
Chief Executive, ROHEI Corp
In addition to her writing, Hannah Lau also speaks on the topics that are covered in the book. If your group would be interested in hearing from her, she can be reached at HLau@chinasource.org
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Hannah Lau
Hannah Lau was born and raised in Canada. Growing up with immigrant parents from Hong Kong gave her a rich perspective on both Eastern and Western cultures. She has spent her adult life in Asia, beginning in China serving through work in the marketplace. With a colorful and hard-earned career in …View Full Bio