The Heart Behind God's Toddler:
Connie & Children
As a first-generation Christian, convert to Catholicism, and second-generation Asian American to Chinese parents born in Northern Vietnam, my journey to faith didn’t begin in a pew or Sunday school. It began in the quiet ache of searching for more. I didn’t grow up knowing Jesus, but He knew me—and He pursued me with a love I couldn’t ignore.
Today, as the founder of God’s Toddler, I provide a sacred space for prayer, reflection, and Spirit-led intercession. This ministry was born out of deep encounters with the Lord, shaped through seasons of awe and adversity. My heart especially goes out to those in transition, those who are hurting, and those quietly fighting unseen battles.
I believe every child of God is still learning to walk—just like a toddler: dependent, wobbly, and full of wonder. That’s how I approach my walk with God—with the trust of a child, yet the authority of someone who knows her Father. Here, we return to childlike dependence—where breakthrough often begins.
I am deeply grateful for the mentors and spiritual influences God placed along my path. Reverend Sheri Smith, Associate Pastor, nurtured my early walk and taught me to keep Christ at the center. Weekly sermons from Andy Stanley at Buckhead Church in Atlanta, alongside teaching from Pastor Louie Giglio, inspired me to grow in the fruit of the Spirit. Later, when I felt called to more, my dear friend Angela K.C. guided me to Roman Catholic Mass, leading to Easter Confirmation in 2021. Each of these leaders helped shape my faith and fueled my passion for unity in the body of Christ.
My heart is for all believers, regardless of denomination. I see the Church as one family with brothers and sisters at every stage of spiritual maturity. I believe that sincere seekers will always find God, often through the loving obedience of others. God’s Toddler welcomes everyone—from every background—to experience childlike faith, gentle encouragement, and the transformative power of walking with Jesus together.
🕊️ How This Ministry Began
God’s Toddler emerged not from spotlight, but from the shadow—conceived in the silent strategies of the Holy Spirit, where wounds were not erased but weaponized for war. What looked like weakness was holy recalibration. In hiddenness, I was trained not through noise, but in stillness; not by control, but by crucified surrender.
Heaven revealed its order: the power to advance comes by first kneeling low. I learned to discern, to intercede, to hear what others could not voice. And in that discerning, I saw the pattern—many were warring without wisdom, bleeding without balm, crying out in rooms without answers.
God’s Toddler is the answer to that void. It is not a brand, but a movement. Not a platform, but a portal—where the unseen God meets unseen battles, where spiritual armor is restored piece by piece, and prayer is not performance but power. It is a space formed to remain flexible—ever surrendered, ever alert, and ever ready for the next divine move.
